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A. The death of an 85-year-old woman in the Andaman islands, part of India but physically closer to Indonesia, has marked the death of an entire language.
B. Boa Sr was the last speaker of the Bo language. People think this language has been spoken by the Bo tribe for up to 65,000 years. "Boa was often very lonely and had to learn an Andamanese version of the Hindi language to communicate with people. But throughout her life she had a very good sense of humour and her smile and full-throated laughter were infectious."
C. When Boa left, the part of the world is now just a memory. Out of the roughly 6,000 languages spoken in the world, about half of them are in danger. Nicholas Ostler, Chairman of the Foundation for Endangered Languages, tells Roger Hearing that the Bo language is historically important.
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