User:Gkawaki1/Language selection

I'm not sure who I would like to work with.

Ainu

ISO 639-3: ain
Ainu is an endangered language only spoken by a few elderly Ainu people in Hokkaido, Japan. [1]
Ainu is considered as a language isolate [2]
Orthography: Ainu is written in modified version of Japanese katakana, but it can also be written in Latin-based alphabet [3]
Resources: I think I can easily find resources on Ainu, as I can get access to texts written in Japanese.
- A webpage made by Office of Ainu Measures Promotion provides an extensive list of resources on Ainu language [4]

ISO 639-3: mvi
Miyako (Miyakoan) is a Southern Ryukyuan language spoken by roughly 50000 people in the Miyako Islands in Okinawa, Japan. [5]
Orthography: Ryukyuan languages including Miyako was historically written in both in Chinese and Japanese characters. [6]
Resources:
- Miyako<=>Japanese dictionary for kids [7]
- A book on Miyako [8]

ISO 639-3: jje
Jeju (Jejueom Jejuan) is a Koreanic language spoken by 5000 people mainly in Jeju Island, South Korea. [9]
Jeju is similar to Korean in terms of typology with some significant differences. [10]
Orthography: Jeju does not have a written laguage, but Korean alphabet, Hangul, has been recently used with some minor modifications [11]
Resources:
- Jeju<=>English Talking dictionary [12],,,