W3Schools vs Lingua Anatolia

Learn coding in a simple, fun, and practical way. W3Schools helps you learn step by step with short lessons and hands-on practice, whether you're just starting or refreshing your skills. Start with: - HTML: build real web pages - CSS: make them look great - JavaScript: bring them to life - Python: the world's most popular language - Java: build powerful apps More languages and topics are on the way! Why learners love W3Schools: - Bite-sized lessons - Real coding practice - Weekly quests and streaks - Rewards as you learn Join millions of learners and start coding today! Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ W3Schools Terms of Service: https://www.w3schools.com/about/about_copyright.asp Privacy Policy: https://www.w3schools.com/about/about_privacy.asp

Lingua Anatolia is an interactive language map of Türkiye. Tap any point on the map to discover the minority and endangered languages spoken across Anatolia, from Kurmanji Kurdish in the southeast to Pontic Greek on the Black Sea coast, from Ladino in Istanbul to Laz in Rize. All data is drawn exclusively from UNESCO, Ethnologue, and peer-reviewed academic research. Every language card includes UNESCO endangerment classification, legal recognition status under Turkish and international law, intergenerational transmission data, geographic distribution, and full academic citations. WHAT YOU CAN EXPLORE: • 15 minority and endangered languages mapped across Türkiye • UNESCO endangerment status for each language • Legal recognition under the Treaty of Lausanne and Turkish law • Where each language is spoken, from provinces to neighborhoods • Phrase guides in 7 languages with real audio pronunciations recorded by the developer in Turkish, Kurmanji Kurdish, and Western Armenian • An original story about Kurdish discrimination, translated into 6 languages • Daily Word of the Day notifications from Türkiye’s minority languages • Save your favorite languages and phrases with bookmarks AVAILABLE IN: Turkish, English, Kurdish, Greek, and Armenian