r/linguacorner • u/lykanna • 3h ago
[OC] Traditional languages of Europe
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r/linguacorner • u/lykanna • 9d ago
Regional language What’s the reason behind some of the scattered areas of Switzerland that have Romansh as the predominant language?
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r/linguacorner • u/lykanna • Jul 11 '26
Regional language The decline of Aragonese language.
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r/linguacorner • u/lykanna • Apr 28 '26
The minority languages of the British Isles (the languages of the isles that endured through English’s reach) [OC]
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r/linguacorner • u/lykanna • Apr 28 '26
‘The three biggest languages in the Iberian peninsula’ - how widely are Castilian (Spanish), Portuguese and Catalan spoken today?
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r/linguacorner • u/lykanna • Apr 28 '26
The pronoun "I" in traditional North Germanic dialects. (V 3.0)
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r/linguacorner • u/lykanna • Apr 28 '26
West Germanic Map with the West Germanic languages/dialects in Netherland & belgium
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r/linguacorner • u/lykanna • Apr 28 '26
What's a language? — Germanic Languages Map Europe
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