Free Resources on Endangered Languages

Bora Language: A Rare Indigenous Voice Under Threat

TL;DR: The Bora language is a rare indigenous language spoken in parts of the Amazon rainforest in Peru and Colombia.

TL;DR: Birri is an endangered Indigenous Australian language once spoken across parts of central Queensland. After generations of colonisation and

TL;DR: Bimoba is an Indigenous language spoken in northern Ghana that’s under threat due to language shift, urbanisation, and education

TL;DR: Belep is a critically endangered language from New Caledonia, now spoken by a small, ageing population. It’s declining due

TL;DR: Bathari is a critically endangered language from southern Oman, spoken by fewer than 100 people. Rich in history and

TL;DR: The Baré language is on the brink of extinction, with few speakers left and little transmission to younger generations.

TL;DR: Baniva is an endangered Arawakan language spoken in remote parts of Venezuela and Colombia. Once widespread across Amazonian communities,

TL;DR: Badeshi is a nearly extinct language from Pakistan’s Swat Valley, now spoken by only a few elderly people. Without

TL;DR: Ayapaneco (Nuumte Oote) is a critically endangered Indigenous language from Ayapa in Tabasco, Mexico, with only a few speakers

TL;DR: Awa Pit is an Indigenous language spoken by the Awa people in Colombia and Ecuador. It belongs to the