According to UNESCO, more than 2400 languages spoken today are endangered and will probably vanish by the end of the century. Dr Mark Turin explores

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Date: 2010-03-08 05:44:22 Mahakiranti languages Mark Turin Thangmi language Tibeto-Burman languages Oral tradition World Oral Literature Project Aramaic language Endangered language Oral literature Languages of Asia Culture Asia		According to UNESCO, more than 2400 languages spoken today are endangered and will probably vanish by the end of the century. Dr Mark Turin explores Add to Reading List Source URL: www.oralliterature.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 403,26 KB Share Document on Facebook

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