Anyone here speaking languages with less than 500k speakers? I speak Luxembourgish

>>59975896
Sounds like you're a massive autist

>>59975985
This. Also, you should probably learn a language which is actually useful.

>>59975985
pretty sure I'm one of the normiest people on this website

>>59976125
I'm also learning Russian at the moment if it helps to calm your retardation.

I hear there are ancient languages with thousands of untranslated tablets

>>59976246
There are a lot of languages with a big lack of documentation that could help finally translating them, like it was the case with the Rosetta Stone. Even in Europe there are a shitload of languages we don't even know what they are about or to which family they really belong, like Tartessian or Lusitanian.

>>59975896
are you a """polygot"""

>>59976343
>"""polygot"""
what?

>>59975896
What language is that in pic related? The internation phonetic alphabet makes it look like it's french but the words are spelled in an interesting way

>>59976343
No, I just happened to grow up in a region with a lot of national languages while also being a second generation immigrant. I'm interested in linguistics, that's all.

>>59976398
It's Walloon. Actually the pronounciation is very different from standard French, even if many related words clearly sound similar.

komz a ran un tamm brezhoneg !

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>>59976398
>>59976437
Also the words are pronounced very differently according to where you are. taxhea is pronounced like it would be if you agreed to have a norm, but otherwise it can sound like tashya, thashè, or even tahè.

>>59976712
Do younger people still learn it a lot?

>>59976768
>Walloon sch can be pronounced as sk, sh, tch or h
what the fuck