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[WIA Languages Day 17/221] Hawaiian - The Pacific's Song, Revived from Silence
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- This is Day 17 of the WIA Languages project, which introduces 221 languages, and this installment covers Hawaiian, a language that nearly disappeared but has been revived.
- WIA announced that it will digitize 1,255 Hawaiian mele in high resolution to create an archive accessible to everyone.
- The number of Hawaiian speakers rose to 27,338 in 2024 from 18,400 in 2016, yet UNESCO still classifies the language as critically endangered.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WIA Languages Day 17/221] 하와이어 – 침묵에서 부활한 태평양의 노래
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