128 languages started this madness in the first round. Now after 4 grueling weeks we have come to the end completed round one. 64 Languages have survived to continue into the second round. The second round challenges will be held over the next 4 months. 🙂 Each day we will study the history and culture of one language.
One Language. One Day. A language a day makes the madness stay.
Here is a list of the languages that survived the first round of madness and the dates we will be studying that language.
From the African, Asia, and Australian Continents:
Yoruba (20 September)
Wiradjuri (21 September)
!Xoo (22 September)
Vietnamese (23 September)
Swahili (27 September)
Baby (28 September)
Japanese (29 September)
Malagasy (30 September)
Dog (04 October)
Amharic (05 October)
Balinese (06 October)
Cat. (07 October)
Xhosa (11 October)
Shona (12 October)
Fulfulde (13 October)
Thai (14 October)
From Europe:
Greek (18 October)
Lithuanian (19 October)
Bavarian (20 October)
Brazilian (21 October)
Chimpanzee (25 October)
Catalan (26 October)
Latin (27 October)
Italian (28 October)
Spanish (01 November)
Danish (02 November)
Esperanto (03 November)
Icelandic (04 November)
German (08 November)
French (09 November)
Russian (10 November)
Gaelic (11 November)
From Asia and the Middle East:
Sign Language (15 November)
Pashto (16 November)
Tibetan (17 November)
Sinhalese (18 November)
Tree (22 November)
Marathi (23 November)
Khmer (24 November)
Sylneti (25 November)
Persian (29 November)
Punjabi (30 November)
Urdu (01 December)
Whale (02 December)
Berber (06 December)
Nepali (07 December)
Sanskrit (08 December)
Kannada (09 December)
From Turtle Island and the High Seas:
Inuit (10 January 2022)
Mixtec (11 January)
Makah (12 January)
Inuvialuktun (13 January)
Nez Perce (17 January)
Maori (18 January)
Aleut (19 January)
Navaho (20 January)
Hawaiian (24 January)
Fijian (25 January)
Miwok (26 January)
Ojibwa (27 January)
Yupik (31 January)
Pidgin (01 February)
Dolphin (02 February)
LANGUAGE MADNESS 