The Most Obscure Languages Part 7

The Breton Language is a Celtic language spoken in the French region of Brittany, The only known and still spoken Celtic Language on the European mainland as most have went extinct. Like most languages I covered, It is a endangered language meaning it could become extinct anytime soon, But it seems that the language is rising due to children attending schools teaching both French and Breton. In Brittany, The city of Brest has the largest amount of Breton speakers over 45,000 speakers. But there are still lots of speakers in other parts of the region.

The Yorta Yorta Language is a Aboriginal Australian language mostly spoken around the Murray River in Echuca, Victoria. The Language was formerly an extinct one until it was revived soon after, Like most unknown languages. The Yorta Yorta could be a isolate language meaning its not known which language family it could belong to although it is thought to be Pama-Nyungen. There are many famous Indigenous singers that are known to sing in Yorta Yorta like Jessica Mauboy

Okay, Twi is actually a dialect of the Akan language but we'll still mention about it. The dialect is spoken in parts of Ghana and is a major language among Ghana's population. It is considered an official language of the Ashanti region in Central Ghana named after the Ashanti Empire in the region. The language is speculated to be part of the Niger-Congo Language Family.

The Occitan Language is definitely one of my most favourite obscure languages. The Occitan language is spoken in Southern France in the Occitane Region. It is also spoken in Monaco and parts of Western Italy in the Occitan Hills and is seen as one of Catalonia's official languages other than Catalan. It is known that the first documents of the language was in 960 AD as a another version of the language, The more older one.

The Moksha Language is a Uralic language spoken in Russia with around a few 100,000 speakers. Though being Uralic, It uses the Cyrillic script like most Slavic languages and is a Mordvinic Language. There are 33 consonants which is more than the English language but probably less than the Danish. The language is also similar to the Erzya language but not intelligible and Moksha is also classified as endangered. But not as much.