3 definitely endangered
(Q20672088)
The language is no longer learned as a mother tongue by children at home. The youngest speakers are thus from the parents' generation. At this stage, parents can still speak their language to their children, but their children usually do not respond
The language is no longer learned as a mother tongue by children at home. The youngest speakers are thus from the parents' generation. At this stage, parents can still speak their language to their children, but their children usually do not respond
Language:
Current Data About
3 definitely endangered
| (P31) |
(Q21993397)
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| (P170) |
(Q7809)
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| (P1557) |
(Q83365347)
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| (P1813) |
"DE" (language: en)
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| (P3729) |
(Q20672089)
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| (P3730) |
(Q20672087)
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| (P5008) |
(Q68235346)
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other details
| aliases |
definitely endangered |
| description | The language is no longer learned as a mother tongue by children at home. The youngest speakers are thus from the parents' generation. At this stage, parents can still speak their language to their children, but their children usually do not respond |
External Links
| (P2671) |
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