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How much effort can be caused linguistically to reintroduce a writing system to a language?
Are there any experiences of reintroducing a writing system to a language? If so, what may be the challenges since the spoken language and the writing system may have been diverged?
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Are there any active Classical Latin users nowadays?
Are there any groups of active Classical Latin users nowadays?
By active I mean they meet regularly and speak in classical Latin, or make some videos/vlogs/podcasts or present lectures.
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Outside of Modern Hebrew, do any previously dead languages have native speakers again?
What previously dead (i.e. no more native speakers) or remnant (i.e. not very well or hardly documented) languages have been revived to the point that there are native speakers?
Accounts of revival ...
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Can Modern Hebrew be considered an Indo-European language?
According to this Wikipedia page
Zuckermann argues that Israeli Hebrew, which he calls "Israeli", is
genetically both Indo-European (Germanic, Slavic and Romance) and
Afro-Asiatic (Semitic). ...
