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Nepal’s Seke Language
January 12 , 2020
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- Near-extinct Nepalese language ‘Seke’ has just 700 speakers around the world.
- Seke means golden language.
- It is one of the over 100 indigenous languages of Nepal.
- The Seke language has been retreating due to Nepali which is Nepal’s official language.
- Seke considered to be a definitely endangered language under UNESCO Atlas of the World’s Languages in Danger.
- United Nations (UN) observed that 2019 as the International Year of Indigenous Languages.
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