- Four in every ten indigenous languages across the world may disappear or die, $4 UN Human Rights.
- As many as 230 languages disappeared between 1950 and 2010.
- In 2016, 40% of the 6700 languages on the verge of dying.
The $4in 2016 when the UN's Permanent Forum estimated 40% of the 6,700 languages are on the verge of dying. Some of the dialects barely had one speaker left.
People around the world use and speak 7,111 languages, according to a directory $4. However, 40% of the world's population speak only five languages mainly Chinese, Spanish, English,
As many as 230 languages disappeared between 1950 and 2010, reported according to the $4. T$4s for about a quarter of the total languages used across the world.
A language goes extinct every two weeks with the death of its last speaker, $4BBC.
In India alone, $4, with the extinction of 5 languages since 1950, reported
$4 in daily use again with political efforts and preservation of written records. One such language that went extinct, and is back in use is Hebrew. The native language of