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Welcome to Mercator's wiki on minority language learning
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About
Mercator’s Wiki on minority language learning by Mercator European Research Centre on Multilingualism and Language Learning is an online factsheet system which provides information on minority language education. The Wiki covers minority languages that have only a (very) small place in the national education system, or none at all.
The main goals of the Wiki on Minority Language Learning are to:
- share knowledge on minority language learning;
- increase the visibility of minority languages online;
- reflect the institutional support for minority language education in different contexts; and
- collect and offer open resources for minority language learning.
The Wiki complements the Mercator Regional Dossiers, and offers information on the education of minority languages that have only a (very) small place in the national education system, or none at all.
Languages covered by Mercator's Regional Dossiers and Wiki
The focus of this wiki is on languages that have a minor or almost non-existent place in a nation's education system. It complements Mercator's Regional Dossiers, which concern languages whose presence in the education system is more significant.
Together, the Regional Dossiers and the Wiki cover more than eighty languages:
Language | Regional Dossier | Mercator Wiki |
---|---|---|
Albanian in Italy | yes | no |
Aleut in the United States of America and Russia | no | yes |
Aragonese in Spain | yes | yes |
Aromanian in the Balkans | no | yes |
Asturian in Spain | yes | yes |
Basque in France | yes | no |
Basque in Spain | yes | no |
Bildts in The Netherlands | no | yes |
Breton in France | yes | yes |
British Sign Language in the United Kingdom | no | yes |
Catalan in France | yes | no |
Catalan in Spain | yes | no |
Catalan Sign Language in Spain | no | yes |
Cornish in the United Kingdom | yes | no |
Corsican in France | yes | no |
Croatian in Austria | yes | no |
Danish in Germany | yes | no |
Dutch Sign Language in the Netherlands | no | yes |
Elfdalian in Sweden | no | yes |
Flemish sign language in Belgium | no | yes |
Frisian in the Netherlands | yes | yes |
Friulian in Italy | yes | no |
Gaelic in Scotland | yes | yes |
Galician in Spain | yes | no |
German in Alsace, France | yes | no |
German in Belgium | yes | no |
German in Denmark | yes | no |
German in South Tyrol, Italy | yes | no |
Greek in Ukraine | no | yes |
Griko in Italy | no | yes |
Gronings in The Netherlands | no | yes |
Hungarian in Romania | yes | no |
Hungarian in Slovakia | yes | no |
Hungarian in Slovenia | yes | no |
Hungarian in Ukraine | yes | no |
Irish in Ireland | yes | yes |
Irish in Northern Ireland | yes | no |
Irish sign language in Ireland | no | yes |
Italian in Slovenia | yes | no |
Italian in Switzerland | yes | no |
Kalmyk in Russia | no | yes |
Karaim in Lithuania, Ukraine, and Crimea | no | yes |
Kashubian in Poland | yes | yes |
Ket in Russia | no | yes |
Khakas in Russia | no | yes |
Ladin in Italy | yes | yes |
Latgalian in Latvia | yes | no |
Limburgish in the Netherlands | no | yes |
Lithuanian in Poland | yes | no |
Lombard in Italy | no | yes |
Lower Sorbian in Germany | yes | yes |
Maltese in Malta | yes | no |
Manx Gaelic, Isle of Man, United Kingdom | yes | no |
Meänkieli and Sweden Finnish in Sweden | yes | no |
Mirandês in Portugal | no | yes |
Mongolian in China | yes | no |
Nenets, Khanty and Selkup in Russia | yes | no |
North Frisian in Germany | yes | no |
Occitan in France | yes | no |
Occitan in Italy | no | yes |
Piedmontese in Italy | no | yes |
Polish in Lithuania | yes | no |
Romani and Beash in Hungary | yes | no |
Romansh in Switzerland | yes | no |
Sami in Sweden | yes | no |
Sater Frisian in Germany | no | yes |
Scots in Scotland | yes | no |
Serbian in Hungary | yes | no |
Silbo Gomero in the Canary Islands, Spain | no | yes |
Slovak in Hungary | yes | no |
Slovene in Italy | yes | no |
Slovene in Austria | yes | no |
Sorbian in Germany | yes | yes |
Swedish in Finland | yes | no |
Tatar in Russia | no | yes |
Tlingít in Alaska, United States of America | no | yes |
Tunumiisiut in Greenland (Kingdom of Denmark) | no | yes |
Turkish in Greece | yes | no |
Udmurt in Russia | yes | yes |
Ukrainian and Rutherian in Poland | yes | no |
Ulster Scots in the United Kingdom | yes | yes |
Võro in Estonia | yes | no |
Welsh in the UK | yes | no |
Modified: April 2024
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