mèng jiā lā guó孟加拉国bǎo hù保护42zhǒng种běn tǔ本土yǔ yán语言de的wǎng shàng网上píng tái平台
In Bangladesh, some indigenous languages are spoken by very few people, for example, only five people speak the Kharia language.
If these people stop speaking the language, it might disappear.
To protect these languages, the Bangladesh government has created an online platform to preserve 42 indigenous languages.
This website is called 'Multilingual Cloud' and contains many words, sentences, and recordings.
People can listen to the pronunciation of different languages here and also learn these languages.
For example, the Khasi language has no own alphabet, but people write it using the Roman alphabet.
The website has many recordings about village life, traditional stories, and songs.
Many languages around the world are disappearing; the United Nations says one language disappears every 14 days.
This platform helps people understand and learn Bangladesh's indigenous languages and also protects the cultures of these ethnic groups.
Now, ordinary people can also learn simple indigenous language conversations online, which is very helpful for language preservation.