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For what languages is #other-general for, dude? - posted by guest on 1st August 2020 10:53:11 PM
you may be asking me, what languages have their place in #other-general?
Well, the answer is simple: All the languages that don't have their place in #other-general wow that didn't help idiot. Okay, here is a list of families, subfamilies and languages that are NOT part of #other-general because they already have channels:
Germanic languages
Romance languages
Celtic languages
Turkic languages
Balto-Slavic languages
Uralic languages
Indo-Iranian languages
Austronesian languages
Afro-Asiatic languages
Sino-Tibetan languages
Isolate languages
Constructed languages
some languages are listed under the "Other Languages" category but already have their own channel, these include:
African languages
Amerindian languages (Indigenous languages of the Americas)
Creoles
Sign Languages
Greek
Mongol
Vietnamese
and what isn't on this list, goes!
you can check to what category a language belongs by looking them up online, for example on Wikipedia
have fun!
-Abrogans