Portal:Language/Language of the month/Nominate

Guidelines

1. The article itself should have a high standard of quality, and not be too short. It doesn't look good if the "read more" link produces nothing else than some external links. The beginning of the article should somehow fit in the "Language of the month" box.
2. It would be nice, but not imperative, if the article contained a picture.
3. Articles which have already been featured will not be used unless no other alternative is available.

Nominations

• Norman language - Norman in general, usually used to refer to Continental Norman. The Jade Knight 06:19, 9 October 2006 (UTC)
• Bench language, a Good Article.
• Arabic language, a Good Article
• Berber languages, a Good Article.
• English language, a Good Article.
• Esperanto, a Good Article.
• Fur language, a Good Article.
• Hindi language, a Good Article. Very detailed.
• Irish language, a Good Article. Very informative.
• Latin, a Good Article.
• Logba language, a Good Article.
• Niellim language, a Good Article.
• Nobiin language, a Good Article.
• Old English language, a Good Article.
• Old Nubian language, a Good Article.
• Phla-Pherá languages, a Good Article.
• Pirahã language, good article, very informative
• Sanskrit, a Good Article.
• Scanian (linguistics), a Good Article.
• Scots language, a Good Article.
• Senufo languages, a Good Article.
• Shabo language, a Good Article.
• Soddo language, a Good Article.
• Sudanic languages, a Good Article.
• Weyto language, a Good Article. --Michkalas 15:19, 29 January 2007 (UTC)
• Laal language, very good article.
• Chinese Language, a very informative article; contains links to other Chinese dialects.
• Tlingit language, very good article with grammar sketch.
• Tsez language, a very large and detailed article.
• Cherokee language, a good, interesting article.
• Nicaraguan Sign Language, very interesting topic
• Lojban, a very unique topic.Morrasl (talk) 05:37, 5 September 2013 (UTC)