Languages of the World

1. Tamasheq language - Wikipedia
2. Greenlandic language - Wikipedia
3. Quechuan languages - Wikipedia
4. Hausa language - Wikipedia
5. Odia language - Wikipedia
6. Khmer language - Wikipedia; and also read about the Khmer Empire - Wikipedia
7. Central Tano languages - Wikipedia including Akan, from which we get the English word okra
8. Zhuang languages - Wikipedia
9. Languages of Taiwan - Wikipedia inc. Hokkien - Wikipedia and specifically Taiwanese Hokkien - Wikipedia - remember talking to Julia Janicki about this

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• Languages of Sudan - Wikipedia
• Languages of India - Wikipedia - officially designated “classical” languages of India
  • What % of people can speak Hindi in India?

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• Wiktionary: List of Language Families
• Wiktionary: List of Languages
• Wiktionary: List of Scripts

Amazing Resources ✨

• Glottolog - Comprehensive reference information for the world’s languages, especially the lesser known languages.
  • Glottolog Languages (8,605 entries)
  • Glottolog Families (4,977 total entries)
  • Glottolog References & Search References (via “complex query”)
• Ethnologue Languages of the World: A reference for making informed decisions in every language context worldwide. We invite you to join us in celebrating the International Decade of Indigenous Languages.
• The World Atlas of Language Structures (WALS) - A large database of structural (phonological, grammatical, lexical) properties of languages gathered from descriptive materials (such as reference grammars) by a team of 55 authors.

Langfocus

Langfocus channel

• How Similar Are ARABIC and HEBREW? (Massive reboot)