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Recently language 'Seke' has been reported as 'near extinct'. Seke is a:
Indian language
Bangladesh's language
Nepali langiage
Maldives language
Recently, The New York Times reported that the “near-extinct” Nepalese language Seke has just 700 speakers around the world.
About Nepal’s Seke language and threats to it:
According to the Endangered Language Alliance (ELA), Seke is one of the over 100 indigenous languages of Nepal.
In recent years, Seke has been retreating in the face of Nepali, which is Nepal’s official language and is considered to be crucial for getting educational and employment opportunities outside villages.
By: Dr.Dharminder Singh ProfileResourcesReport error
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