JW.ORG: 1108 languages and growing!

[Cool.As.Ice]

Well the Romany were originally nomads, no need for them to have a written language; that came with time.

 

Their language definitely comes from India; the phrases, the way it sounds, plus their features all indicate they come from India.

 

For centuries, because of their strange customs, and different culture, and way of life from the rest of Europe, they faced harsh mistreatment, even genocide.

 

Even today, many people in Europe still hate and fear them; the fact that their languages are in JW.ORG shows that God still values them.

Edited September 9 by Cool.As.Ice

[Sepie93]

1106

Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S911B met Tapatalk

[Sepie93]

.....and we went back to 1105

Verstuurd vanaf mijn SM-S911B met Tapatalk

[jwhess]

Yep, it is 1105 again.

[jwhess]

We jumped to 1108 in one day...♥️

[humble bumble bee]

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.

[jwhess]

On 10/6/2025 at 8:49 AM, humble bumble bee said:

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.

Still showing 1108 this morning.  It is holding up...😀

[jwhess]

Br. Manfred over on Meekspace shows the 3 new languages as:

 

Betsileo
Kabuverdiano (Barlaventu)
Konkomba

[humble bumble bee]

16 hours ago, jwhess said:

Konkomba

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. 🙂