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[WIA Languages Day 16/221] Mi'kmaq – The Voice of the Atlantic Revived Digitally
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- The WIA language project, in the 16th installment of its series documenting 221 languages, introduced Mi'kmaq, a language of Canada's Atlantic coast.
- The project said the number of Mi'kmaq speakers was 8,195 in 2021, up 5.9% from 2016, and that about 11,000 people now use the language.
- WIA said it will digitally preserve voice recordings and class materials, and the topic for the 17th day will be Hawaiian.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WIA Languages Day 16/221] Mi’kmaq어 – 대서양의 목소리가 디지털로 부활하다
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