Car wrote:Yes, they were. The CEFR system is much younger than UniLang, after all.
Huh, I didn't realize the CEFR system was a relatively new thing (at least compared to how long Unilang has been around).
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Car wrote:Yes, they were. The CEFR system is much younger than UniLang, after all.
księżycowy wrote:English Name: Seediq
Native Name: Taroko
ISO: trv
Flag:
atalarikt wrote:księżycowy wrote:English Name: Seediq
Native Name: Taroko
ISO: trv
Flag:
Seediq and Truku/Taroko are still different. Even the Taiwanese government recognizes them as two separate tribes (though the Truku people also speak Seediq). I would suggest Seediq's native name to be Seejiq, according to this page.
księżycowy wrote:English Name: Seediq
Native Name: Taroko Seejiq
ISO: trv
Flag:
English Name: Amis
Native Name: Pangcah
ISO: ami
Flag:
atalarikt wrote:Anyway, congratulations for your new status as a forum administrator!
księżycowy wrote:Car wrote:Yes, they were. The CEFR system is much younger than UniLang, after all.
Huh, I didn't realize the CEFR system was a relatively new thing (at least compared to how long Unilang has been around).
atalarikt wrote:Alright, I'll add more Taiwanese Aboriginal languages as well. (The flag of Taiwan should represent them too)
English Name: Bunun
Native Name: Bunun
ISO: bnn
English Name: Puyuma
Native Name: Pinuyumayan
ISO: pyu
English Name: Rukai
Native Name: Drekay
ISO: dru
English Name: Tsou
Native Name: Cou
ISO: tsu
English Name: Saaroa
Native Name: Hla'alua
ISO: sxr
dEhiN wrote:There's an FSC song in Motu that was nominated in November 2017. The flag used was the Papua New Guinea one using the tpi flag code. I'm wondering if it's worth it to request an add for Motu as its own entry in the language list? Some other Austronesian languages from the region that have only been used once for a song nomination already have their own entry, such as Tuamotuan, which is also an Austronesian language though from a different branch. Another factor is that Hiri Motu, which is a simplified version of Motu and an official language of PNG, has its own entry in the language list. What do you guys think?
If we're adding Motu, then here's the info:
English name: Motu
Language name: Motu (?)
ISO code: meu
Flag: PNG flag
atalarikt wrote:I didn't expect somebody to write a translation in Atayal (I found it here). So why not add it as well?
English name: Atayal
Native name: Tayal
ISO code: tay
Flag: The flag of Taiwan
Luís wrote:So... that means Atayal also shouldn't be added?
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