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Hello, and welcome to my Talk page! My name is Mensur Čakar written in the Arebica script. I'm in support for the following languages and scripts:

Must-have Wikipedias

• Dungan Wikipedia ( http://dng.wikipedia.org) — coming soon! (Currently in incubation)
• Xiao'erjing Wikipedia ( http://xej.wikipedia.org) — A Chinese-language version in the Arabic script used by the Hui, Dongxiang and Salar. It would be cool is there was one.
• Manchu Wikipedia ( http://mnc.wikipedia.org) — none :(
• Okinawan Wikipedia ( http://ryu.wikipedia.org)
• Ainu Wikipedia ( http://ain.wikipedia.org)
• Chữ Nôm Wikipedia for Vietnamese
• Arebica Wikipedia for Bosnian
• Aljamiado Wikipedia for Romance languages
• Belarusian Arabic for Belarusian language Wikipedia

درژاونا جىمنا بۉسنە ى حەرڄەغۉوىنە

I'm in total support of you, man. It would certainly be great to have Wikipedias for endangered languages like Manchu (most would say, what's the point?). I also can't wait for a Dungan language Wikipedia, Ainu, Okinawan, Dongxiang ( http://sce.wikipedia.org) and a Salar language Wikipedia (slr.wikipedia.org). Ingush Wikipedia became active recently ( http://inh.wikipedia.org), so why not?

Unfortunately, I don't think the Bosnian, Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish or Belarusian would add a conversion to Arabic text in their Wikipedias, because Arabic script has no official statuses for these respective languages. سقەندەر جۆمحۆر ( talk) 14:35, 9 June 2018 (UTC) reply