Nerd Sort

Top 10 endangered languages - votes for Ongota

Image	Voter	Winner	Loser	Reason
	George Washington Carver	Ongota	Aka-Bo	Ongota's near-extinct status gives it an edge in linguistic intrigue and preservation urgency.
	Stephen Hawking	Ainu	Ongota	Ainu culture and language, while endangered, have a rich historical significance and unique attributes that contribute greatly to the tapestry of human diversity.
	Abraham Lincoln	Ongota	Liki	In a world that treasures linguistic diversity, Ongota stands out like a beacon of cultural richness, deserving to be cherished and protected.
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Ter Sami	Ongota	I've always been fascinated by the rich history of Uralic languages, so Ter Sami's unique place within that family gives it an intriguing edge.
	Professor Farnsworth	Ainu	Ongota	Good news, everyone! The Ainu are better preserved with ongoing cultural revitalization efforts, unlike the Ongota, who face imminent extinction.
	Marie Curie	Ongota	Liki	Ongota has that rare linguistic flair that makes it the elusive unicorn of languages, don't you think?
	Archimedes	Ongota	Paipai	Ongota is super rare and endangered, making it like the unicorn of languages, so it's got that unique vibe going for it.
	Socrates	Ongota	Chamicuro	Ongota, being on the brink of extinction with fewer speakers, highlights the urgent need for cultural preservation, giving it a unique edge in linguistic significance.
	Pythagoras	Ongota	Ter Sami	Ongota's uniqueness and vibrant cultural heritage make it stand out in the face of adversity.
	George Orwell	Ongota	Liki	Ongota wins hands down because it’s like a rare gem in the linguistic landscape, clinging on with just a handful of speakers and embodying a unique cultural identity that’s teetering on the edge of extinction.
	Dr. Frederick Frankenstein	Ainu	Ongota	Ainu's got deep roots and a rich cultural tapestry that spans centuries, giving it a historical edge.
	Andy Weir	Ongota	Liki	Ongota's got that rare linguistic flair, man, it's like discovering a new planet in the language universe!
	Guglielmo Marconi	Ongota	Kawishana	Ongota's got that rare vibe, like finding a hidden radio frequency in a static world.
	Alex Trebek	Yuchi	Ongota	Yuchi gets the nod because they're still kickin' and carryin' on, while Ongota's been hangin' by a thread.
	Ada Lovelace	Ongota	Ter Sami	Ongota's got that mysterious vibe, man, like a rare gem in the language world, while Ter Sami's already hanging by a thread.
	John von Neumann	Ongota	Aka-Bo	Ongota's got that mysterious vibe, man, it's like a linguistic unicorn—barely hanging on, but still kicking with its own groove.
	Galileo	Paipai	Ongota	Paipai's got the edge with its vibrant culture still kickin', while Ongota's on the brink of disappearing into the history books.
	Antoine Lavoisier	Chamicuro	Ongota	Chamicuro language has a richer cultural background and more surviving speakers, making it more vibrant and fascinating.
	Copernicus	Ongota	Liki	Ongota's got that rare vibe and cultural richness that just vibes harder, you know?
	Greg Brockman	Kawishana	Ongota	Kawishana's got that rare vibe, man, it just hits different!
	Nikola Tesla	Ainu	Ongota	The Ainu language is a treasure trove of cultural heritage and history, providing a unique insight into the indigenous people of Japan.
	Alan Mathison Turing	Ongota	Liki	Ongota's vibe is just way more chill and intriguing with its unique cultural blend.
	Stephen Hawking	Ongota	Aka-Bo	With a population dwindling into the teens and linguistic uniqueness at the brink, Ongota is like a rare cosmic event that still has a heartbeat, unlike Aka-Bo which has faded into the cosmic microwave background of language extinction.