9 Newest Languages in the World
Two weeks ago, we covered the oldest languages in the world. Today, we will find which are the newest languages in the world, which are the youngest languages that are still used today!
Most of these languages are novelty languages, or are severely endangered languages at the least.
This subject often comes with a lot of arguments. People often define the term "newest language" in different ways, which often leads to this topic being quite heated.
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9. Afrikaans (340 years)
Afrikaans is considered to be the newest national language. When South Africa became independent in May 1910, Afrikaans as well as ten other languages, became South Africa's national language.
Afrikaans began when the Dutch first settled i...