#extinct languages

[bolaneno]

Meroitic inscription from the ancient kingdom of Kush (modern-day Sudan)

[labratofthemonth]

fun summer idea to keep yourself sane: learn a lesser known, endangered, critically endangered, or extinct language!

Im currently learning Ainu and it feels cool to be a part of keeping it alive. A great resource i’ve been using is So You Want To Learn A Language, but there are some lesser spoken languages on Drops. (Ex.: Galician, Igbo, Irish, Persian, Samoan, Māori, etc.)

So you want to learn a language

So you want to learn a language Hi, and welcome! I've gathered a collection of useful links for anyone wanting to learn a language. My mo

Another resource I really like is LingoHut. It’s free and has lessons for languages like Macedonian, Armenian, Malay, Urdu, etc.

Learn a language online for free

Discover the easiest way to learn a new language with LingoHut. Our free platform is focused on building your vocabulary and mastering prope

Have fun learning!

スイ　ウヌカラアン　ロ！☻

(p.s. this doesn’t just have to be for the summer! you can learn a language anytime ☻)

[secretly-a-catamount]

MC having an ancient magic ability to instinctually understand dead languages, but only dead languages.

[secretly-an-olm]

this cry sesh is dedicated to extinct languages

[historysideblog]

A short list of bands that sing in rare, extinct or indigenous languages

Old Church Slavonic: Батюшка (Batushka)

Old Saxon: Menhir

Gaulish: Eluveitie

Old Norse: Skáld

Te Reo Māori: Alien Weaponry

Samoan: Shepherds Reign

Khakas and Chulyms: Otyken

[ahb-writes]

Extinct languages of the Mediterranean region.

[linguisticalities]

The story behind the Norn language

PETER TRUDGILL tells the story of Norn, now vanished from the British Isles, though some of its sounds still linger. Philologists generally divide the

[kkulbeolyeonghwa]

Today's studies!

I started with Japanese today. 7 hours in total (I think I need to study even more later)

Some quick notes for Japanese. I was super tired so don't mind the handwriting!

Next came Mongolian, again don't mind the handwriting. I'm a beginner in cyrillic writing!

After this, I studied the traditional Mongolian writing system. It's challenging!

Does anyone have tips for this writing system? I keep forgetting it!

Lastly some Jurchen!

I love how I can recognize some familiar words already!

What languages have you been studying lately?