10815 (Plautdietsch)

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- updated_at: "2016-10-28 17:16:51",
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- user_submission: "A language that seems to only be spoken by select Mennonite groups in the Americas [South America, Mexico, US, Canada], seems to be dying as the communities assimilate into society. It's such a unique and fun language, that was really just an oral language until it got it's first dictionary of language standards printed in the 80s. ",
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