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Waray

2018-01-25T17:32:02Z

Huppili1:

Tower of Babel in Warray (Genesis 11: 1-9) : https://www.omniglot.com/babel/waray.htm
Facts about the World's Languages, Garry Jane
http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/browse?type=lcsubc&key=Waray%20language&c=x

Category:Sp18 LanguageSelection

2018-01-25T16:54:27Z

Huppili1:

These are Spring 2018 student submissions for the [[language selection]] assignment. These are due by the beginning of class on January 25, 2018.

{|class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! username !! name !! language !! ISO 639-3 !! Area || affiliation
|-
| dswanso1 & jspring1 || Daniel Swanson & Jacob Springer || [[Berik]] || blk || Papua || Tor-Kwerba
|-
| lfornof1 & mparker3 || Lillian Fornof & Matt Parker || [[Extremaduran]] || ext || Spain ( Extremadura & Salamanca)|| Indo-European
|-
| cdalton2 & eschalk1 || Courtney Dalton & Emily Schalk || [[Neo-Aramaic]] || aii || Iraq, Syria, Iran, & others || Semitic
|-
| arobey1 & zshi1 || Alex Robey & Ryan Shi || [[Standard_Tibetan]] || bod || China, Nepal || Sino-Tibetan
|-
| huppili1 & lhillia1 || Liel Hilliard & Harsha Uppili || [[Waray]] || war || Philippines || Proto-Austronesian
|}

[[Category:Language selection]]
[[Category:Assignments]]
[[Category:Spring 2018]]

User:Huppili1/Language selection

2018-01-25T05:57:18Z

Huppili1:

== 1. Lingala ==

=== Morphological Typology ===
Lingala is classified as a highly Agglutinative language.
<ref> http://www.lmp.ucla.edu/Profile.aspx?LangID=14&menu=004</ref>

=== Basic Information <ref> https://www.ethnologue.com/language/gug </ref> ===
*'''Location''': The Democratic Republic of the Congo, as well as parts of the Congo
*'''Number of native speakers''': 10,000,000+
*'''iso''': <code>gug</code>
*'''Orthography''': Mostly French influence
*'''Current Status''': Lingala is, though not a national language, one of the major languages of the Congo, as it is spoken Natively by 5.5 million people and as a second language by more than 7 million people.

===Text availability ===
The Lord’s Prayer is available, but other sources of text might be hard to find.<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingala#Sample</ref>
== 2. Mapudungun ==

=== Morphological Typology ===
Mapudungan is an agglutinative language with the common word order of topic–comment construction. <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapuche_language </ref>

=== Basic Information<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapuche_language</ref> ===
*'''Location''': Chile & Argentina
*'''Number of native speakers''': 270,000 as of 2007 worldwide*'''iso''': <code>kbd</code>
*'''Orthography''': Latin script, but it was only adopted after the Spanish conquest.
*'''Current Status''': Only 3.8% of children aged 10-19 in rural Chile where the language has traditionally been spoken speak Mapudungun. Only 2.9% of rural speakers can be classified as competent at Mapudungun.

===Text availability ===
I had trouble finding any available text.

== 3. Waray ==

=== Morphological Typology ===
I couldn’t find any answers as to Waray’s morphological typology.

=== Basic Information<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waray_language</ref> ===
*'''Location''': Waray is a Filipino language spoken by multiple groups of islanders in the Philippines.
*'''Number of native speakers''': 2.6 million
*'''iso''': <code>abk</code>
*'''Orthography''': Latin, but historically Baybayin
*'''Current Status''': It is the fifth most spoken native language of the Philippines. Waray has 25 dialects and sub dialects, and it is recognized as one of the national governments of the Philippines and is utilized by the government.

===Text availability ===
Some religious prayers (Christian) are in Waray. <ref> http://dominicweb.eu/en/dictionaries/rosary-prayers/?language=war</ref>

==References==

[[Category:sp18_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Waray]] [[Category: Lingala]] [[Category: Mapudungun]]

User:Huppili1/Language selection

2018-01-25T05:57:00Z

Huppili1:

'''IN PROGRESS'''

== 1. Lingala ==

=== Morphological Typology ===
Lingala is classified as a highly Agglutinative language.
<ref> http://www.lmp.ucla.edu/Profile.aspx?LangID=14&menu=004</ref>

=== Basic Information <ref> https://www.ethnologue.com/language/gug </ref> ===
*'''Location''': The Democratic Republic of the Congo, as well as parts of the Congo
*'''Number of native speakers''': 10,000,000+
*'''iso''': <code>gug</code>
*'''Orthography''': Mostly French influence
*'''Current Status''': Lingala is, though not a national language, one of the major languages of the Congo, as it is spoken Natively by 5.5 million people and as a second language by more than 7 million people.

===Text availability ===
The Lord’s Prayer is available, but other sources of text might be hard to find.<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lingala#Sample</ref>
== 2. Mapudungun ==

=== Morphological Typology ===
Mapudungan is an agglutinative language with the common word order of topic–comment construction. <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapuche_language </ref>

=== Basic Information<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mapuche_language</ref> ===
*'''Location''': Chile & Argentina
*'''Number of native speakers''': 270,000 as of 2007 worldwide*'''iso''': <code>kbd</code>
*'''Orthography''': Latin script, but it was only adopted after the Spanish conquest.
*'''Current Status''': Only 3.8% of children aged 10-19 in rural Chile where the language has traditionally been spoken speak Mapudungun. Only 2.9% of rural speakers can be classified as competent at Mapudungun.

===Text availability ===
I had trouble finding any available text.

== 3. Waray ==

=== Morphological Typology ===
I couldn’t find any answers as to Waray’s morphological typology.

=== Basic Information<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waray_language</ref> ===
*'''Location''': Waray is a Filipino language spoken by multiple groups of islanders in the Philippines.
*'''Number of native speakers''': 2.6 million
*'''iso''': <code>abk</code>
*'''Orthography''': Latin, but historically Baybayin
*'''Current Status''': It is the fifth most spoken native language of the Philippines. Waray has 25 dialects and sub dialects, and it is recognized as one of the national governments of the Philippines and is utilized by the government.

===Text availability ===
Some religious prayers (Christian) are in Waray. <ref> http://dominicweb.eu/en/dictionaries/rosary-prayers/?language=war</ref>

==References==

[[Category:sp18_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Waray]] [[Category: Lingala]] [[Category: Mapudungun]]

User:Huppili1/Language selection

2018-01-23T17:29:29Z

Huppili1: Created page with "I'd like to work with someone who has at least some linguistic background, as I don't have any. I am open to any language, but for the sake of this exercise, have chosen thre..."

I'd like to work with someone who has at least some linguistic background, as I don't have any.

I am open to any language, but for the sake of this exercise, have chosen three:

1. Kabardian
2. Mapudungun
3. Waray

User:Huppili1

2018-01-23T16:49:42Z

Huppili1:

My name's Harsha, and I'm a senior CS & Cognitive Science double major. Don't have any linguistic background but do have a good amount of CS background.

[[Category:sp18_students]]

User:Huppili1

2018-01-23T16:47:15Z

Huppili1:

My name's Harsha, and I'm a CS & Cognitive Science double major. Don't have any linguistic background but do have a good amount of CS background.

[[Category:sp18_students]]

User:Huppili1

2018-01-23T16:46:44Z

Huppili1: Created page with "My name's Harsha, and I'm a CS & Cognitive Science double major. Don't have any linguistic background but do have a good amount of CS background."

My name's Harsha, and I'm a CS & Cognitive Science double major. Don't have any linguistic background but do have a good amount of CS background.