Omniglot
Omniglot - the online encyclopedia of writing systems & languages is a resource website on scripts and orthographies for many languages. It is referenced on many pages of the Major languages and Writing systems sections of this wiki.
En français, c'est Omniglot - le guide des langues écrites.
The site also has other resources about languages.
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New adapted script: Icelandic Runic (ᛇᛋᛚᛂᚿᛋᚴᛁ ᚱᚤᛐᚢᚱᛁᚿᚿ)
Icelandic Runic script is a way of writing the Icelandic language with the runic script created by Alexander R.
New language: Bontoc (Finallig)
Bontoc is a Philippine language spoken in Mountain province in northern Luzon in the Philippines by about 47,000 people.
New constructed script: Ma'i'ka'la
The Ma'i'ka'la script was created by Ken D to write his fictional language, Shipalban, and also English.
New language: Abellen (Ayta Abellen)
Abellen is a Philippine language spoken in Tarlac province in central Luzon in the Philippines by about 3,000 people.
New language: Duri (Masenrempulu)
Duri is a Malayo-Polynesian spoken mainly in South Sulawesi in Indonesia by about 130,000 people.
New language: Wintu
Wintu is a Wintuan language that was spoken in Northern California, and which is currently being revived.
New constructed script: Serafian
The Serafian script was created by Ken D to write his fictional language, Terrapoda, and also English.
New language: Moronene
Moronene is a Malayo-Polynesian language spoken in parts of Sulawesi in Indonesia by about 37,000 people.
New adapted script: Māori Tāna (ᚱᚢᚾᛁᛊᚨ)
Māori Tāna script is a way of writing the Māori language with the Thaana (Maldivian) script created by Alexander R.
New translation: About Me in Tamil
A Tamil version of the introduction to Simon Ager, author of Omniglot.
New adapted script: Čveneburuli / Judeo-Georgian (ჩვენებურული / שתוואנאבוּרוּלי)
Čveneburuli is a way to write the Georgian language with the Hebrew script devised by Isaac Mayer.
New article: The Color of Language
An article about accents, and why you shouldn't worry about speaking languages with a foreign accent.
New constructed script: Sauropoda
Sauropoda was devised by Ken D to write a fictional language, Sa'ore'ya, he is also constructing. It can also be used to write English and Latin.
New writing system: Ditema (Ditema tsa Dinoko / Isibheqe Sohlamvu)
Ditema, or Ditema tsa Dinoko, is a featural syllabic script for southern Bantu languages developed in the 2010s.
New language: Chukchansi
Chukchansi is a Valley Yokuts language spoken in the San Joaquin Valley in central California by about 8 people.
New adapted script: Runica (ᚱᚢᚾᛁᛊᚨ)
Runica script is an adaptation of the Elder Futhark runic script for Serbian created by Alexander R.
New language: Barbareño (Pʼatna)
Barbareño is a Chumashan language that was spoken in Santa Barbara in California, and which is being revived.
New podcast: Radio Omniglot
This is the first episode of my new Radio Omniglot Podcast, in which I talk about my own language learning adventures.
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