Languages And Scripts 1-24
24 entries in the Languages And Scripts compendium.
Tibetan scriptAn abugida used for Tibetic languages across the Himalayan Region.Tigrinya languageAn Ethio-Semitic language spoken in Eritrea and Ethiopia.Tok PisinAn English creole and official language of Papua New Guinea.Tongan languagePolynesian language with definitive accent and two registers.Traditional Chinese charactersOne of two standardized Chinese character sets, historically predominant.TransliterationMapping written forms between different scripts and writing systems.Trans–New Guinea languagesA disputed Papuan language family spanning New Guinea and beyond.Tsonga languageA Bantu language of the Tsonga people, official in South Africa.Tswana languageA Bantu language official in Zimbabwe and South Africa.Tungusic languagesA language family of eastern Siberia and northern China.Tunisian ArabicA Maghrebi Arabic variety shaped by Berber, Latin, and later influences.Turkmen languageTurkmen is an Oghuz Turkic language with official status in Turkmenistan.Tuvaluan languagePolynesian language of Tuvalu, endangered by rising seas and migration.Twi-Fante languageA major Ghanaian language with three literary dialects and a common orthography.Uyghur languageTurkic language of Xinjiang, formerly called Turki or Eastern Turki.Venda languageA Bantu language official in South Africa and Zimbabwe.VolapükFirst major constructed international auxiliary language.Vulgar LatinNon-formal Latin registers that evolved into Romance languages.Walloon languageA Romance language of Wallonia, endangered but preserved through cultural efforts.Welsh languageA Brittonic Celtic language native to Wales with official status.West African Pidgin EnglishA West African trade pidgin that became a creole and lingua franca.West Frisian languageWest Frisian is the closest living relative to Old English.Wolof languageA non-tonal Niger–Congo language widely spoken in Senegambia.Writing systemA system of symbols and rules for representing language.
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