Omniglot News (2025)

This page lists significant additions and changes to Omniglot with the most recent at the top. The small changes I make every day are too numerous to include here.

Omniglot news can also can be found on Radio Omniglot, FaceBook and RSS

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Weekly breakdown of Omniglot News

19th January

New language pages: Belait and Lawangan

New phrases page: So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish

New Adapted script: Linear-Tagalog

New Omniglot blog posts: Language quiz and Travelling Hopefully

New Adventure in Etymology: Cluttered Klutzes

New Celtiadur post: Spindly Axles

Hear a recording of this week's news:

See also radio.omniglot.com (includes extra information and links).

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12th January 2025

New language pages on Omniglot: Enggano, Brunei Malay and Sambas Malay

New constructed script: Pujangga

New adapted script: Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics for Cherokee

New numbers pages on Omniglot: Sambas Malay

New Omniglot blog posts: Language quiz and Pasting Meals

New Celtic Pathways podcast: Follow That Hound!

New Celtiadur posts: Pursuing Followers and Larches

Improved page: Akkala Sami language page.

Hear a recording of this week's news:

See also radio.omniglot.com (includes extra information and links).

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5th January 2025

New language pages: Ponosakan, Kadaru and Ghulfan

New numbers pages: Munsee, Powhatan, Piapoco and Polci

New Omniglot blog posts: Language quiz and Sartorial Tailoring

New Adventure in Etymology: Windy Wings

New Celtiadur post: Dutiful Laws

Improved page: Munsee language page.

Hear a recording of this week's news:

See also radio.omniglot.com (includes extra information and links).

A Multilingual Happy New Year!

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