Four tribal languages from Sarawak disappear from the world

KUCHING: Four tribal languages spoken by Sarawak ethnics are now extinct, according to Sarawak Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP).

Sarawak DBP director Abang Haliman Abang Julai said that according to researchers, the tribal languages that are now extinct are Seru, Pegu, Bliun and Lelak.

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