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Screenshot from today, LBC in Uk, They're ok, I feel very sad it happened

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:

Just found it for myself this week, glad that other like it as well. 4 more episodes to go ♡

Yes very cool 😀 Nothing happened neither at 1111 🤐 That happened on 24 Feb 2025 had to wait a while, but it happened 😍 👍 👍 On the List are: French Français French (Benin) Français (Bénin) French (Canada) Français (Canada) Now we also have: French (Côte d'Ivoire) Français Ivoirien The number 2000 has been mentioned before, but I'm not going to hold my breath for that. 😅

Hi brother Mike, I live in the Oxford area near the river River Thames which is high at the moment but hasn't burst the banks yet onto the road although fields are flooded. Last year Tesco did a lot of work on a minor river nearby, their carpark always got flooded so had to close the store. So far so good. Personally live in a second floor flat so thankfully not affected by flooding and hope you're ok as well

In the south of the UK weeks of rain. Up north 21 days with no sun. Happy that today we're enjoying a rare day of sunshine before more of the same

Barwe is a dialect of the Senga-Sena language, primarily spoken in Zimbabwe and Mozambique, Anyone familiar with this?

Burkina Faso Sign Language The 107th sign language if I'm not mistaken I'll leave for others to add info if they feel so inclined just to say that to me it's special because more people will be able to 'hear' - understand the Bible - Truth, more than if it's a new dialect, what is also important of course.

Rodrigo, it's a real pleasure to welcome you on JWTalk. With your interest in languages it's not surprising that you honor us with your first comment here on my favourite topic. You certainly can be of great help here as we keep an eye on a niche part of jw.org.

is no 1108 Spoken in Northern Ghana by about 5.000 people Mahorian (Arabic) spoken in French Mayotte has been removed Mahorian (Roman) is still on the list Because of this removal my list was out of sink, so now I will check my list differently Thank you to ALL for the input - to answer the conundrum. 🙂

Thank you Brother John for your post. My list shows only two languages added. They are in alphabetical order: 1106 Betsileo Madagascar; it's widely spoken 1107 Kabuverdianu (Barlaventu) Cape Verde; about 900,000 speakers If the count number goes down like before, we will have to see.

For sure, spiritual food at the right time Glad to thank you for starting us of with my 600th and 1 comment (see my status update )

Thank you Sebastian for regularly alerting us when there is a new language on the jw.org The two new languages are in alphabetical order: Albanian (Gheg) Gheg is one of the two major varieties of Albanian, the other being Tosk, which is not on the list. Romany (Western Bulgaria) The 25 on the list. I wonder how many more will be included https://challengingeuropeucl.wordpress.com/2018/06/07/the-history-and-current-status-of-romani-languages/#:~:text=Romani languages encompass sixty or more highly divergent,language from this branch spoken exclusively in Europe. says: Romani languages encompass sixty or more highly divergent dialects. Belonging to the Indo-Aryan branch of Indo-European languages family, it is the only language from this branch spoken exclusively in Europe. The total population of Romani speakers in Europe is estimated at up to 3.5 million speakers and around 500 000 additional speakers in the rest of the world. The largest concentration of Romani speakers is in Central and South-Eastern Europe, especially in countries such as Slovakia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, and Romania. Historically, Romani was an exclusively oral, unwritten language.

Here is a link of a playlist about the above songs https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7MP4S1l-1WP6Ty8sQGXQZ9JN8jeJvVD&feature=shared