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WIA Languages Day 19/221 – Cimbrian: A Thousand-Year-Old Voice in the Alps
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- The WIA Languages Project has published an article on Cimbrian, an Italian Alpine language, as the 19th of the 221 languages it documents.
- Cimbrian was brought in the 11th century by Bavarian settlers, and according to the article, 240 of the 267 residents of Lusérn, at an altitude of 1,300 meters, speak it.
- WIA said it will preserve dictionaries, oral recordings and songs in a digital archive, and the article is promotional content from WIA's series.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WIA Languages Day 19/221] 침브리시어 – 알프스가 품은 천년의 목소리
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