Lexeme.Net is a system for managing speech corpora for endangered languages.
Siberian Ingrian Finnish – is a language (dialect) used by the descendants of the settlers who spoke Lower Luga Ingrian Finnish varieties and Lower Luga Ingrian (Izhorian) who have been living in Omsk oblast (previously they lived also in other regions of the Siberia) for more than 200 years. The ancestors of the speakers of Siberian Ingrian Finnish came from the Lower Luga area in the early 19th century.
At present, there are around 100,000 people are spoken in Siberian Tatar. The language of Siberian Tatars consists of three dialect groups: Tobolo-Irtysh, Tom and Baraba. See Info about audio data of the Sibetian Tatar language from our expeditions
At present, there are several interesting dialects of the Estonian language, in Siberia. Corpus and talking dictionary for these dialects are currently in progress...