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=== Shor === | === Shor === | ||
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Shor is spoken by around 2,800 people in southwest Siberia. | Shor is spoken by around 2,800 people in southwest Siberia. | ||
There are not many resources, but there are some, including several translations. | There are not many resources, but there are some, including several translations. | ||
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=== Pontic Greek === | === Pontic Greek === | ||
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Pontic Greek is spoken by 780,000 people roughly worldwide, with only a fraction of those as active speakers. There seems to be a reasonable number of resources available on this language. | Pontic Greek is spoken by 780,000 people roughly worldwide, with only a fraction of those as active speakers. There seems to be a reasonable number of resources available on this language. | ||
=== Lezgian === | === Lezgian === | ||
ISO 639-2 | ISO 639-2 | ||
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Lezgian is spoken by around 800,000 people, most of which are in Russia. There seem to be a variety of resources available on this language. | Lezgian is spoken by around 800,000 people, most of which are in Russia. There seem to be a variety of resources available on this language. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:02, 18 February 2021
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Partner preference
I have some experience in both computer science and linguistics, so I am not looking for anyone in particular.
Languages of interest
- Shor
- Pontic Greek
- Lezgian
Language Information
Shor
ISO 639-3
Shor is spoken by around 2,800 people in southwest Siberia. There are not many resources, but there are some, including several translations.
Pontic Greek
ISO 639-3
Pontic Greek is spoken by 780,000 people roughly worldwide, with only a fraction of those as active speakers. There seems to be a reasonable number of resources available on this language.
Lezgian
ISO 639-2
Lezgian is spoken by around 800,000 people, most of which are in Russia. There seem to be a variety of resources available on this language.
