Cultures about to be lost are still being found. The new
language discovered in India, Koro, leaves more questions than
answers. From Discovery News: A team of linguists announced
Tuesday that they have discovered a new and unique language,
called Koro, in northeastern India, but immediately warned that
it was highly endangered. Only around 800 people are believed to
speak the Tibeto-Burman language, and few of them are under the
age of 20, according to the researchers who discovered Koro
during an expedition as part of National Geographic’s “Enduring
Voices” project. The language, they said, has never been written
down. Continues at Discovery News … From National Geographic: