Glossika Language Vitality Report 2018

Description

This report shows you which languages have gone extinct recently, which are in recovery, and the status of all the other languages. What's Inside - Over 8200 languages, including extinct languages with their known extinction date - Discovered languages and other changes in status during the period from 2013 to 2018 - The grand list of 11 languages that have gone (nearly) extinct, 2011-2018 - Superscript ISO code (or Glottolog code when missing) included for every language as a hyperlink between sections in the book - Story of how one dormant language continues to live on in its community - Vitality includes: national, vigorous, developing, reawakening, threatened, shifting, moribund, severely endangered, dormant, extinct, and unattested/non-existent. >> Sign up (https://bit.ly/2CMETMw) now and get 1000 reps of audio training and 7-day access to premium features for free! >> Download all Glossika guides here: https://ai.glossika.com/free-download The Numbers Technology Solutions Today Problems in Counting Languages Constant Addition of Languages, Dialects, and Removals too... Australia is Where Language Death is Most Severe Healthy Languages Endangered Languages Dormant Languages Reawakening Languages Vitality Statistics by Language Families World: 8248 languages (including 806 extinct and 213 unattested) Africa Region Afroasiatic Family: 375 languages Subsaharan African Families: 1845 languages Europe Region Indo-European Family: 594 languages Caucasus Families: 47 languages Asia-Pacific Region Southeast Asia (excluding Austronesian) Eurasian Families: 169 languages Hmong-Mien Family: 39 languages Sino-Tibetan Family: 498 languages Dravidian Family: 84 languages Tai-Kadai Family: 94 languages Austroasiatic Family: 163 languages Austronesian: 1275 languages New Guinea Families: 860 languages Australia Families: 346 languages Americas (Region): 1211 Languages North America Region: 651 languages South America Region: 560 languages Sign Languages: 183 languages Pidgins and Creoles: 80 languages Mixed: 22 languages Index of Languages Order by Vitality and Family National Vigorous Developing Reawakening Threatened (75 years remain) Shifting (50 years remain) Moribund (25 years remain) Nearly Extinct (10 years remain) Dormant (speakers are not native) Extinct (no speakers remain) Unattested Order by Family and Vitality Africa: Atlantic-Congo Africa: Mande Africa: Nilo-Saharan Africa: Other Africa: South Afroasiatic Australia Austroasiatic Austronesian Caucasian Dravidian Eurasia Great Andamanese Hmong-Mien Indo-European Mixed New Guinea North America Other Pidgin Sign Language Sino-Tibetan South America Tai-Kadai Unattested Unreal / Artificial Alphabetical Index of Language Names final.pdf The Numbers Technology Solutions Today Problems in Counting Languages Constant Addition of Languages, Dialects, and Removals too... Australia is Where Language Death is Most Severe Healthy Languages Endangered Languages Dormant Languages Reawakening Languages Vitality Statistics by Language Families World: 8248 languages (including 806 extinct and 213 unattested) Africa Region Afroasiatic Family: 375 languages Subsaharan African Families: 1845 languages Europe Region Indo-European Family: 594 languages Caucasus Families: 47 languages Asia-Pacific Region Southeast Asia (excluding Austronesian) Eurasian Families: 169 languages Hmong-Mien Family: 39 languages Sino-Tibetan Family: 498 languages Dravidian Family: 84 languages Tai-Kadai Family: 94 languages Austroasiatic Family: 163 languages Austronesian: 1275 languages New Guinea Families: 860 languages Australia Families: 346 languages Americas (Region): 1211 Languages North America Region: 651 languages South America Region: 560 languages Sign Languages: 183 languages Pidgins and Creoles: 80 languages Mixed: 22 languages Index of Languages Order by Vitality and Family National Vigorous Developing Reawakening Threatened (75 years remain) Shifting (50 years remain) Moribund (25 years remain) Nearly Extinct (10 years remain) Dormant (speakers are not native) Extinct (no speakers remain) Unattested Order by Family and Vitality Africa: Atlantic-Congo Africa: Mande Africa: Nilo-Saharan Africa: Other Africa: South Afroasiatic Australia Austroasiatic Austronesian Caucasian Dravidian Eurasia Great Andamanese Hmong-Mien Indo-European Mixed New Guinea North America Other Pidgin Sign Language Sino-Tibetan South America Tai-Kadai Unattested Unreal / Artificial Alphabetical Index of Language Names final.pdf The Numbers Technology Solutions Today Problems in Counting Languages Constant Addition of Languages, Dialects, and Removals too... Australia is Where Language Death is Most Severe Healthy Languages Endangered Languages Dormant Languages Reawakening Languages Vitality Statistics by Language Families World: 8248 languages (including 806 extinct and 213 unattested) Africa Region Afroasiatic Family: 375 languages Subsaharan African Families: 1845 languages Europe Region Indo-European Family: 594 languages Caucasus Families: 47 languages Asia-Pacific Region Southeast Asia (excluding Austronesian) Eurasian Families: 169 languages Hmong-Mien Family: 39 languages Sino-Tibetan Family: 498 languages Dravidian Family: 84 languages Tai-Kadai Family: 94 languages Austroasiatic Family: 163 languages Austronesian: 1275 languages New Guinea Families: 860 languages Australia Families: 346 languages Americas (Region): 1211 Languages North America Region: 651 languages South America Region: 560 languages Sign Languages: 183 languages Pidgins and Creoles: 80 languages Mixed: 22 languages Index of Languages Order by Vitality and Family National Vigorous Developing Reawakening Threatened (75 years remain) Shifting (50 years remain) Moribund (25 years remain) Nearly Extinct (10 years remain) Dormant (speakers are not native) Extinct (no speakers remain) Unattested Order by Family and Vitality Africa: Atlantic-Congo Africa: Mande Africa: Nilo-Saharan Africa: Other Africa: South Afroasiatic Australia Austroasiatic Austronesian Caucasian Dravidian Eurasia Great Andamanese Hmong-Mien Indo-European Mixed New Guinea North America Other Pidgin Sign Language Sino-Tibetan South America Tai-Kadai Unattested Unreal / Artificial Alphabetical Index of Language Names