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Endangered Languages in Asia a subpage of WikiProject endangered languages and language revitalization

Note:

  • The contents of the tables need to be checked -- probably many of these are now extinct languages.
  • Languages known to be extinct will receive an explicit value of 0 in the Speakers column, with appropriate referencing as a footnote, for later removal to a separate page.
  • The Source provides one source which identifies this language as endangered. The source of specific population information should be provided as a footnote in the Speakers field.


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Contents

[edit] Afghanistan

Afghanistan
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Tirahi language 100 Possibly 5,000. Ethnologue [1]
Afghanistan
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Mogholi language Red Book aro Araona language
Rushani language Red Book aro Araona language

[edit] Caucasus

Caucasus
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Archi language Red Book aro Araona language
Bats language Red Book aro Araona language
Budukh language Red Book aro Araona language
Ghodoberi language Red Book aro Araona language
Hinukh language Red Book aro Araona language
Hunzib language Red Book aro Araona language
Khinalug language Red Book aro Araona language
Khvarshi language Red Book aro Araona language
Kryts language Red Book aro Araona language
Svan language Red Book aro Araona language
Tindi language Red Book aro Araona language
Udi language Red Book aro Araona language

[edit] China

China
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Ejnu language Red Book aro Araona language
Sarikoli language Red Book aro Araona language

[edit] India

India
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
A-Pucikwar language 24 (2000 Verma). Ethnologue [2]
Khamyang language 50 (2003). Ethnologue [3]
Parenga language 767 (2002). Ethnologue [4]
Ruga language Ethnologue [5]

[edit] Indonesia (Kalimantan)

Indonesia (Kalimantan)
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Lengilu language 3 to 4 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [6]

[edit] Indonesia (Maluku)

Indonesia (Maluku)
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Amahai language 50 (1987 SIL). Ethnologue [7]
Hoti language 10 (1987 SIL). Ethnologue [8]
Hukumina language 1 (1989 SIL). Ethnologue [9]
Hulung language 10 (1991 SIL). Ethnologue [10]
Ibu language 35 (1987 Voorhoeve and Visser) 50 to 200 in the ethnic group (1984). Ethnologue [11]
Kamarian language 10 (1987 SIL) 6,000 in the village (1987 SIL). Ethnologue [12]
Kayeli language 3 (1995)Not used for 3 decades by the speakers (1989 C Grimes SIL) 800 (1995). Ethnologue [13]
Loun language 20. Ethnologue [14]
Naka'ela language 5 (1985 SIL). Ethnologue [15]
Nusa Laut language 10 2,226 (1989 SIL). Ethnologue [16]
Paulohi language 50 (1982). Ethnologue [17]
Piru language 10 (1985 Y Taguchi SIL). Ethnologue [18]

[edit] Indonesia (Papua)

Indonesia (Papua)
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Bonerif language 4 (1994 SIL). Ethnologue [19]
Burumakok language 40 (1994 Kroneman). Ethnologue [20]
Duriankere language 30 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [21]
Dusner language 20 (2000). Ethnologue [22]
Kanum, Bädi language 10 (1996 Mark Donohue). Ethnologue [23]
Kapori language 30 to 40 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [24]
Kehu language 25 (2002 SIL). Ethnologue [25]
Kembra language 20 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [26]
Kwerisa language 15 to 50 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [27]
Mander language 20 (1991 SIL). Ethnologue [28]
Mapia language 1. Ethnologue [29]
Maremgi language 40 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [30]
Massep language 25 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [31]
Mor language 20 to 30 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [32]
Saponi language 4 to 5 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [33]
Tandia language 2 (1991 SIL). Ethnologue [34]
Usku language 20 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [35]
Woria language 5 to 6 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [36]

[edit] Indonesia (Sumatra)

Indonesia (Sumatra)
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Lom language 2 to 10 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [37]

[edit] Israel

Israel
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Barzani Jewish Neo-Aramaic language 20 (2004 Mutzafi). Ethnologue [38]
Yevanic language 35 in Israel There were a few semispeakers left in 1987 and may be none now Population total all countries: 50. Ethnologue [39]

[edit] Japan

Japan
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Ainu language 15 in Japan (1996 Alexander Vovin) 15,000 in Japan. Ethnologue [40]

[edit] Laos

Laos
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Arem language 20 in Laos 500 (1995). Ethnologue [41]

[edit] Malaysia (Peninsular)

Malaysia (Peninsular)
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Mintil language 40 (1975 SIL). Ethnologue [42]
Orang Kanaq language 34 (1981 Wurm and Hattori). Ethnologue [43]
Malaysia
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Papia-kristang language Red Book aro Araona language

[edit] Malaysia (Sarawak)

Malaysia (Sarawak)
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Punan Batu 1 language 30 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [44]

[edit] Nepal

Nepal
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Chukwa language 100 (1991 W Winter). Ethnologue [45]
Dumi language 3 (2000 Van Driem) 1,000 to 2,000 (1991 W Winter). Ethnologue [46]
Lingkhim language 1 (1991 W Winter). Ethnologue [47]
Pongyong language Ethnologue [48]
Saam language 23 (2001 census). Ethnologue [49]

[edit] Philippines

Philippines
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Agta, Alabat Island language 30 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [50]
Agta, Isarog language 5 to 6 (2000 Wurm) 1,000 (1984 SIL). Ethnologue [51]
Arta language 15 (2000 Wurm)Population includes 12 in Villa Santiago, 1 in Villa Gracia, 3 or 4 in Nagtipunan (1992 L Reid). Ethnologue [52]
Ata language 2 to 5 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [53]
Ayta, Sorsogon language 15 to 20 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [54]
Ratagnon language 2 to 3 (2000 Wurm) 2,000 (1997 SIL). Ethnologue [55]
Philippines
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
[Agta-isarog language]] Red Book aro Araona language
[Alta-northern language]] Red Book aro Araona language
Arta language Red Book aro Araona language
Ata language Red Book aro Araona language
Atta-faire language Red Book aro Araona language
Ayta-bataan language Red Book aro Araona language
Ayta-sorsogon language Red Book aro Araona language
Ratagnon language Red Book aro Araona language

[edit] Russia (Asia)

Russia (Asia)
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Ainu language Ethnologue [56]
Aleut, Mednyj language 10 (1995 M Krauss). Ethnologue [57]
Enets, Forest language 40 (1995 M Krauss) 209 with Tundra Enets (1989 census). Ethnologue [58]
Enets, Tundra language 30 (1995 M Krauss) 209 together with Forest Enets (1990 census). Ethnologue [59]
Karagas language 25 to 30 (2001) 730 (1989 census). Ethnologue [60]
Kerek language 2 (1997 M Krauss)There were 200 to 400 speakers in 1900 400. Ethnologue [61]
Orok language 30 to 82 in Russia (1995 M Krauss)Population total all countries: 33 to 85 250 to 300 (1995 M Krauss). Ethnologue [62]
Udihe language 100 (1991 Kibrik) 1,600 (1991 Kibrik). Ethnologue [63]
Yugh language 2 or 3 (1991 G K Verner in Kibrik)Nonfluent speakers 10 to 15 (1991 G K Verner in Kibrik). Ethnologue [64]
Yukaghir, Northern language 30 to 150 (1995 M Krauss, 1989 census) 230 to 1,100 (1995 M Krauss, 1989 census). Ethnologue [65]
Yukaghir, Southern language 10 to 50 (1995 M Krauss, 1989 census) 130 (1995 M Krauss, 1989 census). Ethnologue [66]

[edit] Taiwan

Taiwan
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Amis, Nataoran language 5 (2000 Wurm). Ethnologue [67]
Babuza language 3 to 4 (2000 S Wurm). Ethnologue [68]
Kanakanabu language 6 to 8 (2000 Wurm) 250 (UNESCO). Ethnologue [69]
Kavalan language 24 (2000 Li). Ethnologue [70]
Kulon-Pazeh language 1 (2000 Paul Jen-Kuei Li). Ethnologue [71]
Saaroa language 5 to 6 (2000 Wurm) 300 (2000 UNESCO Red Book). Ethnologue [72]
Thao language 5 to 6 (2000 Wurm) 248 (1989). Ethnologue [73]
Taiwan
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Amis-nataoran language Red Book aro Araona language
Babuza language Red Book aro Araona language
Kakanabu language Red Book aro Araona language
Kanakanavu language Red Book aro Araona language
Kavalan language Red Book aro Araona language
Pazeh language Red Book aro Araona language
Saaroa language Red Book aro Araona language
Saisiyat language Red Book aro Araona language
Thao language Red Book aro Araona language

[edit] Thailand

Thailand
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Mok language 7 (1981 Wurm and Hattori). Ethnologue [74]

[edit] Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Judeo-Crimean Tatar language Ethnologue [75]

[edit] Viet Nam

Viet Nam
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Arem language 20 in Viet Nam (1996 Ferlus) Population total all countries: 40 100 in Viet Nam (1996 Ferlus) Ethnologue aem [76]
Gelao, Red language 20 Ethnologue gir [77]
Gelao, White language 20 (2002 Edmondson). Ethnologue giw [78]

[edit] Tajikistan

Tajikistan
Language Ethnonym Speakers Source ISO 639-3 Ethnologue entry
Bartangi language Red Book aro Araona language
Ishkashkimi language Red Book aro Araona language
Oroshani language Red Book aro Araona language
Yaghnobi language Red Book aro Araona language
Yazgulami language Red Book aro Araona language
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