App to help save ancient language

IPHONE TO THE RESCUE! Saving languages in distress!

Languages survive based on how well the people who speak them adapt and how important they make themselves on the world stage, Mandarin is becoming a widely spoken language around the world because of its growing importance, at the same time Latin is no longer widely spoken because the Roman Empire diminished in importance, so seeing as I've never heard of Iwaidja, it clearly isn't important enough to be worth a massive effort to maintain. If the people who spoke it had spent the last few centuries building up a nation like Australia then maybe it would an important language, they didn't, so t... [More]

thats not true at all im an aussie and theres alot more people speaking it than 150 hahahaha lmao thats funny

Arawyn, an iPhone would be very useful on a walkabout. I wonder if Siri understands Iwaidja? Edit: Added a winky smiley

Languages survive based on how well the people who speak them adapt and how important they make themselves on the world stage, Mandarin is becoming a widely spoken language around the world because of its growing importance, at the same time Latin is no longer widely spoken because the Roman Empire diminished in importance, so seeing as I've never heard of Iwaidja, it clearly isn't important enough to be worth a massive effort to maintain. If the people who spoke it had spent the last few centuries building up a nation like Australia then maybe it would an important language, they didn't, so t... [More]

it can has a great success in Spain, where they keep some ancient, death, and inner country languages such a vasco, catalan, gallego, bable, murciano, valenciano, mallorquin, silbo, etc.