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23 July 2025
- diffhist m Endangered Languages Project 02:36 −36 SimLibrarian talk contribs (rm out-of-place EL) Tag: Visual edit
22 July 2025
- diffhist Nigeria 18:48 +65 HudecEmil talk contribs (crosslink Elections in Nigeria)
- diffhist Nigeria 12:55 −5 Kowal2701 talk contribs (links)
21 July 2025
- diffhist Niger–Congo languages 06:10 +34 FengYuxiang24 talk contribs Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
- diffhist Atlantic–Congo languages 06:07 +509 FengYuxiang24 talk contribs Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
19 July 2025
- diffhist Niger–Congo languages 07:14 +135 FengYuxiang24 talk contribs Tag: Visual edit
17 July 2025
- diffhist Niger–Congo languages 13:43 +90 Buckeyeback101 talk contribs (Modified first sentence to reflect family's proposed status as discussed in rest of article, clarified some wording, created footnote for tangential sentence in lead.)
16 July 2025
- diffhist Extinct language 21:36 +74 GabMen20 talk contribs (→Language revival: Added three examples of the languages that jewish immigrants in Palestine spoke prior to the creation of Israel, as an example of the pressure to create a lingua franca amongst themselves) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit Disambiguation links added
- diffhist Extinct language 21:26 +227 GabMen20 talk contribs (→Language revival: Added a third reason for why Hebrew was revived, which was it's use as a lingua franca amongst the jewish community in Palestine prior to 1948 known as the Yishuv, as well as adding in parentheses that this was also stimulated by the fact that because the Yishuv grew after succesuve waves of jewish emigration to Palestine in the 19th and 20th centuries, a lingua franca was needed to communicate between the many jewish immigrants who originally spoke Yiddish, Judeo-Arabic...) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit