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[WIA Languages Day 20/221] Norman – The Song of the Vikings Who Crossed the Sea
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- The WIA Languages Project has introduced Norman as the 20th day of its journey to document 221 languages.
- WIA reports that there are about 50,000 native Norman speakers worldwide, and most of them are over 70 years old.
- WIA said it will preserve Norman materials in a digital archive, and this is a promotional article by WIA.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WIA Languages Day 20/221] 노르망어 – 바다를 건넌 바이킹의 노래
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