The Most Obscure Languages Part 5
First published: Sunday January 8th, 2023
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Naxi Language
The Naxi Language is found in the Chinese city of Lijiang located in Sichuan Province. The language is Sino-Tibetan like most of China's major languages and is also found in Tibet. It is also similar to Indo-European Languages like English or French and also use a unique script known as the Dongba Script
Ewe Language
The Ewe Language is found in the countries of Ghana, Togo, and Benin. The language also has its own braille system which actually interests me and is also part of the Gbe Language Family. The Ewe Language is also spoken in a small portion of Western Nigeria.
Burushaski Language
The Burushaski Language is actually a language isolate meaning its unknown which language family it originated from similar to the Korean Language. The language is founded in the Kashmir Language and is spoken by the native Burusho People of the region.
Guaraní Language
The Guarani Language is actually interesting. Its classified as one of Paraguay's official languages and also the country of Bolivia and a portion of Argentina. The language is part of the Tupian Language Family and interestingly enough. Its a widely spoken language in the Americas
Haida Language
Like Burushaski, Haida is a language isolated spoken on Prince Wales Island in Alaska and also uses the Latin script like English and Italian. The language is endangered meaning it could sadly go extinct anytime soon. But it is sure a interesting language as you dont expect a language to use a Latin script in Alaska other than English.
Conclusion
Sorry if I didnt include enough languages. Its either I forgot or plan to use the languages in later blogs like Part 6 or Part 7. But I hope you have a nice day learning new languages you've probably never heard of.