Language is a way of communication between people. Mandarin, English, Hindi, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Bengali, Portuguese, Indonesian Malay and French are the 10 most widely spoken languages ​​in the world. But there are strange languages ​​we have not heard before spoken by a good number of people.

Ibanico

A language that is in danger of death and disappearance, where only two people speak, but they do not speak to one another. The language of Ipanico, the language used in Mexico for many centuries, has maintained its existence despite the Spanish invasion, wars, revolutions, famines, and floods. But like other indigenous languages, they are now at risk of extinction.

There are only two people who speak this language fluently, but they refuse to talk to one another. Manuel Segovia and Isidro Velázquez live in the village of Ayapa, only a few meters away. Segovia says the language disappears little by little, saying that she will die with him!

Xoo

Also known as "Ta", 3,000 people from Namibia and Botswana live in Africa. It is composed of a large number of audio units, and may be the largest among the languages ​​of the world, and it consists of 122 of the consonants, and 31 letters of bug, and 4 tones.

Archie: A language of 1.5 million verbs

In Arabic there are definite forms of endings. For example, the act "eats" has specific ends: such as, "eat, eat, eat." However, this act can have more than a million and a half end in Archie. This language is spoken by the inhabitants of the Russian village of Arship. This language has its own morphological system with many models, and countless irregular rules. It includes 26 vowels and between 74 and 82 swans. If your child has grammar problems, send him to Russia!

Anal's language "awkward name"

It is spoken by about 23,000 people, living in Manipur in India and Myanmar. Anal is called Namavu. Anal means "anal" in English and the source of this name is unknown. It is said to be derived from the word "Anan" from the language of Maitai in Manipur, which means cleanliness, where the group is known for its reputation for cleanliness.

Toyoka, with 140 definitions of the verb

Perhaps the most difficult language on earth. Spoken by indigenous people in Colombia and the Brazilian Amazon, estimated to be between 500 and 1,000 people. While there are specific forms of identifiers, such as masculine and feminine for nouns and verbs in other languages, the language of Toyoka has between 50 and 140 identifiers, making them difficult to learn.

Silbo Gumero the language of whistling

Spoken by the inhabitants of the Canary Islands of Spain. Silbo Gomero has a purely alphabetic alphabet, and four consonants, which are pronounced with a whistling, replacing each vowel or letter. Silbo Gomero is a complex language of learning. Spherical techniques need precision and physical strength in the parts of the body that are used, which can only be acquired by practice. In exchange for efforts, the message can be exchanged from a distance of 5 kilometers!

The Navi language is specifically designed for avatars

Navee launched a fictional moon for Pandora in 2009 Avatar. The director of the film, James Cameron, chose the language specialist Paul Fromers to create a special language for Navi. The number of words in this language increased from a few words to thousands, but the understanding of its rules was limited to its inventor. But then Frumers published grammar to make it a learnable language. It can be learned directly through Dr Frommers' website.

Linkus language

A language invented by the scientist Dr. Hans Freudental for the purpose of communicating with strangers, where in 1960 he published a book. Suggesting a language designed to talk to strangers if extraterrestrial life or the solar system was discovered. I assume that this language is understood by alien beings that do not know the syntax of the language.

For decades this language has been a theory, until two Canadian cosmologists have created a noise-coding coding system to connect with any extraterrestrial life.

Rashashab, a language of the King of Thailand

It is a language of the king. When talking to the king, a special form of Thai language, known as Rashashab, which means the royal language and dates back seven centuries, is part of Thai culture. The Thais know her, but few of them can talk to her. They can be heard every day on television or radio when talking about the king or his family.

The language of Toki Puna

Created by the linguist and linguist Sonja Lang of Toronto, published for the first time in 2001, it focuses on simple concepts and elements common to world cultures. Consists of 14 audio units and 120 root words. Inspired by Taoist philosophy, using the Latin alphabet. This language speaks 100 people. According to Lang, there are hundreds who know the basics of this language.