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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.

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Tamang (Western) spoken in Nepal by 320,000 people Already on the list is Tamang eastern.

Give me 15 min, i'm looking into it, see what will come up

Matsés Native to: Peru, Brazil Native speakers: 2,200

The number has changed but my list is the same as last time so, I can't say what language is supposed to have been added. It's a puzzle. Any ideas?

I share the excitement of everyone with the milestone of 1100th language what happens to be : Romany (Central Bulgaria) Romani languages encompass sixty or more highly divergent dialects. JW.org lists 23 of them so there is more scope

Chinese (Hainanese) Native to: China, Singapore, Thailand Region: Hainan Ethnicity: Hainanese Native speakers: Around 5 million in China (2002)

On it now, give me 15 mins

Islander Creole English San Andrés–Providencia Creole is an English-based creole language spoken in the San Andrés and Providencia Department of Colombia by the native Raizals. 20 to 30 thousand native speakers

Millions urged to stay at home as Storm Darragh hits https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1j00p3j2dpo.amp Millions of people in parts of Wales and south-west England have been told to stay at home as forecasters warn of a danger to life as Storm Darragh brings winds with gusts of up to 91 mph. The Met Office has issued its highest-level red warning for potentially life-threatening weather. The alert is in place from 03:00 to 11:00 GMT on Saturday and covers western and southern Wales and the Bristol Channel coast. Not life threatening in Oxford London where i am but I've been hearing the wind on my window from 2am in the morning.

Has this thread morphed into a thread about nature instead of it truly being a "random thread of absolute randomness"?

Mbum is now listed under the M's What about 1111 languages by 1st of the 1st 2025 or 11th of the 11th 2025

Mbum Cameroon and the Central African Republic spoken by 50.000 people. It didn't take a second to realise this was the new language because it was listed first, before Abaknon, It's not in alphabetical order, I can't work out why. 🤔