Phu Thai is an endangered language spoken by the Phu Thai people in northeastern Thailand. It is classified as a Tai-Kadai language and is closely related to Lao and Shan.

The Urak Lawoi language is spoken by approximately 1,000 people in southern Thailand. It is classified as a Mon-Khmer language and is closely related to Khmer and Vietnamese.

Globalization has led to the spread of dominant languages, such as English and Thai, which has resulted in the decline of many minority languages in Thailand.

The Royal Institute of Thailand is responsible for promoting and preserving endangered languages in Thailand. It has established a number of programs to document and revitalize these languages.

The Akha language revitalization project has been successful in increasing the number of speakers of the language and promoting its use in education and media.

The UNESCO Endangered Languages Program aims to promote the revitalization of endangered languages by providing financial and technical support to communities and organizations working to save these languages.

The Akha Language Revitalization Project is a community-based project that has been successful in increasing the number of speakers of the Akha language and promoting its use in education and media.

The Thai government's Bilingual Education Policy aims to promote the use of minority languages in education by providing bilingual education programs in schools.

The Akha Bilingual Education Program has been successful in increasing the number of Akha students who are able to read and write in their own language.

The Ministry of Education is responsible for implementing the Bilingual Education Policy in Thailand. It has established a number of programs to support bilingual education in schools.

The Akha Language Documentation Project has been successful in documenting the Akha language and creating a number of resources for Akha speakers.

The Royal Institute of Thailand is responsible for promoting and preserving endangered languages in Thailand. It has established a number of programs to document and revitalize these languages.

The Akha language revitalization project has been successful in increasing the number of speakers of the language and promoting its use in education and media.

The UNESCO Endangered Languages Program aims to promote the revitalization of endangered languages by providing financial and technical support to communities and organizations working to save these languages.

The Akha Language Revitalization Project is a community-based project that has been successful in increasing the number of speakers of the Akha language and promoting its use in education and media.