This page lists significant additions and changes to Omniglot with the most recent at the top. The small changes I make every day are too numerous to include here.
The latest Omniglot news can also can be found on Twitter and RSS
New languages: Lambya, Chakhar (Mongolian), Barin (Mongolian) and Nusu
New numbers page: Tsakonian
New Omniglot blog posts: Language Quiz, Oak Knowers and Playing Around
New Celtiadur post: Knowledge
New Adventure in Etymology: Dust
New song: Dust
Improved pages: Russian, Krymchak and Thai language pages, the Theban alphabet page, and the Ukrainian numbers page
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New languages: Alasha, Weitou, Kumzari and Southern Qiang
New constructed script: Featural Lojban Abjad
New numbers pages: Monguor, Santa and Kumzari
New Omniglot blog posts: Language Quiz and Jargon
New Celtiadur post: Mysterious Secrets
New Adventure in Etymology: Bizarre
Improved page: Vietnamese
Hear a recording of this week's news. See also radio.omniglot.com
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New languages: Baybayanon, Inabaknon and Bajaw
New adapated script: Ermənbası
New numbers pages: Khitan, Daur and Buryat
New Omniglot blog posts: Language Quiz and Resolutions
New Celtiadur posts: Knives and Forks
New Adventure in Etymology: Runes (ᚱᚢᚾᛟ),
Improved pages: Pohnpeian, Lun Bawang, Maguindanao, Pinyin and Melanau
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New languages: Umiray Dumaget and Klata
New adapted script: lshucid
New numbers pages: Jurchen and Xibe
New Omniglot blog posts: Language Quiz and Old Long Since
New Celtiadur post: Ladles and Spoons
New Adventure in Etymology: New Year
Improved pages: Manchu numbers, Georgian language, Asomtavruli alphabet, Nuskhuri alphabet and Mkhedruli alphabet
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