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[WIA Languages Day 8/221] Jedek - A language of sharing, a world without ownership
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- The WIA language project introduced Jedek, a Malaysian language, as the eighth day of its journey to record 221 languages.
- Jedek is an oral language spoken by about 280 people in Kelantan State, Malaysia, and was discovered by linguists at Lund University in Sweden in 2017.
- WIA said it is building a digital archive of Jedek audio recordings in partnership with the Lund University project, and that the next language will be Cornish.
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