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  1. It is my privilege to let you know that: The new language number 1126 is: Cook Islands Māori or also called Kuki Airani #rar Perhaps our friends in New Zeeland can tell us more about it
  2. Thanks, How exiting! Not because of it being two languages what is exciting in itself. the languages in alphabetical order are..... (drumroll)...... 1124 Bengali Sign Language 1125 Catalan Sign Language Not just one but two sign languages, so many more can "hear" the truth ❤️
  3. Thank you Brother John and Manfred for this info, much appreciated. It's hard to imagine that Ukraine didn't have a sign-language on JW.ORG but happy that it is there now. next one: Punjabi (Shahmukhi) Roman Pakistan Content: New Tracts (in Latin Alphabet) pnb-latn There's no data of how many people in Pakistan read Punjabi (Shahmukhi) in Latin alphabet
  4. Bahnar spoken by around 160,000 people in central Vietnam. Content: A couple of videos # bdq Certainly
  5. It's nice to know someone else likes his music. I've been subscribed to his channel for a while and love watching the shorts he puts out.
  6. Tanzania is a multilingual country with over 120 languages, where Swahili and English serve as the official languages, and numerous indigenous languages reflect its rich ethnic diversity. Nyamwezi is a Bantu language spoken in central Tanzania, primarily by the Nyamwezi people, with approximately 1.47 million speakers. Content: a couple of tracts an videos. # nym
  7. Thank you as always Tsimihety - is a dialect of Malagasy in Madagascar 70.000 - 1.2 million speakers Content: 1 tract - Will You Ever See Your Loved Ones Who Have Died? [Tract] The name of the only tract is really interesting if you read what I found on Google: The Tsimihety are a Malagasy ethnic group who are found in the north-central region of Madagascar. Their name means "those who never cut their hair", a behaviour likely linked to their independence from Sakalava kingdom, located to their west, where cutting hair at the time of mourning was expected. This tract will do much to give hope. ☺️
  8. It has been my privilege to mention 6 Romany languages in this topic. Today is the 7th Romany (Spoitori) Content: Videos #rmn-x-rsp
  9. Oh dear, just noticed I quoted the wrong number in my last post - my apology Lets see if I get it right this time otherwise I might get sacked from this job, LoL Definitely on fire: the fifth new language this month is: Mengaka Region: Cameroon Ethnicity: Bamileke Native speakers (20,000 cited 1993) Content: Why Study the Bible? — Full Length #xmg There are 250 more indigenous languages in Cameroon. (If I had the time I would check which were on the list already) So there is more scope ☺️
  10. There was a new sign language in January and there was a new sign language in Febuary Guess what....... there is a new sign language in March Benin Sign Language sgn-bj Content: Why study the Bible - Full Length video I wonder how many more sign languages will be added so that more people can 'hear' the good news ☺️
  11. Thank you brother, this made me smile as well - a new language so soon, amazing! The new language is: Pokot Native to: Kenya, Uganda Region: West Pokot and Baringo districts in Kenya. Karimojong borderland in Uganda. Ethnicity: Pokot people Native speakers: 700,000 Content: The New Tracts #pko There is a possibility that we'll get more new languages because of these new tracts. ☺️ Exiting!
  12. This new language deserves a star because it's good that although people speak and understand English they can be witnessed - 'hear' (1 video) - in their 'language of the heart' Hutterite German (*geh) is an Upper German dialect of the Bavarian variety of the German language, which is spoken by Hutterite communities in Canada and the United States. 34,000 speakers in the world, 85% of them living in 333 communities in Canada and the remaining 15% in 123 communities in the US (Info from Wikipedia)
  13. New language: Barí (South America) Colombia 5,926 speakers Venezuela 2,841 speakers Not to be confused with another Bari on the list that's spoken in Sudan. And Bariba spoke in Northern Benin and Nigeria Found it interesting looking into it deeper.
  14. Screenshot from today, LBC in Uk, They're ok, I feel very sad it happened
  15. Yes, on fire, so soon another language Languages of Togo: Official: French National: Ewe, Kabiyé Vernacular: African French Minority: Gbe languages, Gur languages, Kwa languages; Talensi, Wasa, Aguna, Aja, Ngangam, Ntcham, Tammari, Tem, Ifè Immigrant: Yoruba, Hausa, Chinese, Arabic Foreign: Arabic English German Signed: Francophone African Sign Language New on jw.org list: Togo sign language 50.000 speakers Content: videos Filter: sgn-tg If I may quote myself:

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