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Ethnologue, the web-based publication, estimates that there are around 41 languages in Bangladesh and all of them are living. However, 8 of them are in danger of extinction. These include Khiang, Murong, Bawm, Pangkhua among others. It is ironic to think that a nation that fought for the right to speak a language, the first recorded instance of this in history, is the same nation that internally follows an agenda of Bengali supremacy.
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Ethnologue,
the
web-based
publication,
estimates
that
there
are
around
41
languages
in
Bangladesh
and
all
of
them
are
living.
However,
8
of
them
are
in
danger
of
extinction.
These
include
Khiang,
Murong,
Bawm,
Pangkhua
among
others.
It
is
ironic
to
think
that
a
nation
that
fought
for
the
right
to
speak
a
language,
the
first
recorded
instance
of
this
in
history,
is
the
same
nation
that
internally
follows
an
agenda
of
Bengali
supremacy.
