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In Turkey, 14 languages face the threat of extinction, among them is Hertevin, spoken in Siirt. As of 2012, only four individuals could converse in this entirely oral language, which lacks written form. The decline of Hertevin mirrors the fate of other languages, such as Cappadocian, historically spoken by Greeks in Cappadocia, who have increasingly adopted Modern Greek since the 1960s. This loss highlights the urgent need to preserve linguistic diversity as many languages vanish without notice.
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2724 languagesthreatenedor has beencompletelydestroyed.Also it occurred in the last century. • 14 languagesarethreatenedorextinct in Turkey.
I will talk about one of theselanguages. That is Hertevinlanguage. Thelanguagespoken in Siirt. Hertevinlanguageis thelanguagespoken in Siirt.
Theredidn’twork in thislanguage. In 2012 only four people canspeakthis language. This language is not a written language. This language is a spoken language.
Theotherlostlanguage is cappadocian. This language is spoken by Greeks living in Cappadocia.
Cappadocians rapidly began to speak Standard Modern Greek. Since the 1960s, theirlanguagebegantodisappeared.
As a result , manylanguages quicklydisappeared. Unfortunately we aren’table to block it.
Özge Hüsrev A2-20
