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	Extremaduran ('''ext''') is agglutinative. Spoken in Spain, specifically the autonomous region of Extremadura and parts of Salamanca. It has 200,000 speakers, but an estimated 500,000 can use the language. Some speakers are monolingual, but many will also speak Spanish. The language is shifting (status 7). [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/ext] There seems to be some resources on vocabulary and dictionaries. [http://www.language-archives.org/language/ext] Furthermore, Extremaduran has over 2,000 articles on Wikipedia and even some online learning tools. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikipedias#Detailed_list]		Extremaduran ('''ext''') is agglutinative. Spoken in Spain, specifically the autonomous region of Extremadura and parts of Salamanca. It has 200,000 speakers, but an estimated 500,000 can use the language. Some speakers are monolingual, but many will also speak Spanish. The language is shifting (status 7). [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/ext] There seems to be some resources on vocabulary and dictionaries. [http://www.language-archives.org/language/ext] Furthermore, Extremaduran has over 2,000 articles on Wikipedia and even some online learning tools. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikipedias#Detailed_list]

−	[[category: sp18_LanguageSelection]] [[category: Ha]] [[category: ~~Nahautl~~]] [[category: Extremaduran]]	+	[[category: sp18_LanguageSelection]] [[category: Ha]] [[category: Nahuatl]] [[category: Extremaduran]]

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 ==Extremaduran==
-''Romance language''
+''Indo-European language''
 Extremaduran ('''ext''') is agglutinative.  Spoken in Spain, specifically the autonomous region of Extremadura and parts of Salamanca.  It has 200,000 speakers, but an estimated 500,000 can use the language.  Some speakers are monolingual, but many will also speak Spanish.  The language is shifting (status 7). [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/ext] There seems to be some resources on vocabulary and dictionaries. [http://www.language-archives.org/language/ext]  Furthermore, Extremaduran has over 2,000 articles on Wikipedia and even some online learning tools. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikipedias#Detailed_list]
 [[category: sp18_LanguageSelection]] [[category: Ha]] [[category: Nahautl]] [[category: Extremaduran]]

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	''Uto-Aztecan language''		''Uto-Aztecan language''

−	Nahautl is agglutinative (some have claimed nahautl to have oligosynthetic characteristics, but this is mostly rejected). Nahautl, also referred to as Aztec, originates and is still spoken in Mexico. Nahautl has over 1,700,000 speakers with about 410,000 speaking the Eastern Hausteca variety ('''nhe'''), 400,000 speaking the Western Hausteca variety ('''nhw'''), and 200,000 speaking the Central Hausteca variety ('''nch'''). Speakers will often use Spanish, the national language of Mexico. It is a currently developing language (status 5). [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nhe][https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nhw][https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nch] There exist many normative orthologies of this language, including a 16th century orthology developed when the Spanish first came in contact with the language. As an ancient language translated into latin during Spanish involvement,	+	Nahautl is agglutinative (some have claimed nahautl to have oligosynthetic characteristics, but this is mostly rejected). Nahautl, also referred to as Aztec, originates and is still spoken in Mexico. Nahautl has over 1,700,000 speakers with about 410,000 speaking the Eastern Hausteca variety ('''nhe'''), 400,000 speaking the Western Hausteca variety ('''nhw'''), and 200,000 speaking the Central Hausteca variety ('''nch'''). Speakers will often use Spanish, the national language of Mexico. It is a currently developing language (status 5). [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nhe][https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nhw][https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nch] There exist many normative orthologies of this language, including a 16th century orthology developed when the Spanish first came in contact with the language. As an ancient language translated into latin during Spanish involvement, there may be many orthographies as well as ones for each variety. [http://www.language-archives.org/language/nhe#language_descriptions][http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/east2538]. For example, sources address phonology, vocabulary, dialectology, and modern Nahautl grammar. Wikipedia has over 7,000 articles in Nahautl and many historical and modern accounts in the language exist. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikipedias#Detailed_list]
−	there may be many orthographies as well as ones for each variety. [http://www.language-archives.org/language/nhe#language_descriptions][http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/east2538]. For example, sources address phonology, vocabulary, dialectology, and modern Nahautl grammar. Wikipedia has over 7,000 articles in Nahautl and many historical and modern accounts in the language exist. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikipedias#Detailed_list]

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 ''Bantu language (Niger-Congo language)''
-Ha is agglutinative.  Spoken in the Kigoma region of Tanzania, it has 990,000 speakers, many of which speak it as their only language.  The official languages of Tanzania are English Kiswahili, which are taught in schools and Kiswahili is used by many speakers of Ha.  The language is used face-to-face with sustainable application (6a).  Resources on vocabulary, grammar, and phonology are available, a portion being in French.  [http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/haaa1252]  The iso code is '''haq'''.
+Ha ('''haq''') is agglutinative.  Spoken in the Kigoma region of Tanzania, it has 990,000 speakers, many of which speak it as their only language.  The official languages of Tanzania are English Kiswahili, which are taught in schools and Kiswahili is used by many speakers of Ha.  The language is used face-to-face with sustainable application (status 6a).  Resources on vocabulary, grammar, and phonology are available, a portion being in French.  There are also bible recordings and translations available as well as print books on grammar and usage of the language.  [http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/haaa1252]  [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/haq][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha_language]
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 ''Uto-Aztecan language''
-Nahautl is agglutinative (some have claimed nahautl to have oligosynthetic characteristics, but this is mostly rejected).  Nahautl, also referred to as Aztec, originates and is still spoken in Mexico.  Nahautl has over 1,700,000 speakers with about 410,000 speaking the Eastern Hausteca variety ('''nhe'''), 400,000 speaking the Western Hausteca variety ('''nhw'''), and 200,000 speaking the Central Hausteca variety ('''nch''').  Speakers will often use Spanish, the national language of Mexico.  It is a currently developing language (5).  [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nhe][https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nhw][https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nch] There exist many normative orthologies of this language, including a 16th century orthology developed when the Spanish first came in contact with the language.[http://www.language-archives.org/language/nhe#language_descriptions][http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/east2538].  For example, sources address phonology, vocabulary, dialectology, and modern Nahautl grammar.  Wikipedia has over 7,000 articles in Nahautl and many historical and modern accounts in the language.  [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikipedias#Detailed_list]
+Nahautl is agglutinative (some have claimed nahautl to have oligosynthetic characteristics, but this is mostly rejected).  Nahautl, also referred to as Aztec, originates and is still spoken in Mexico.  Nahautl has over 1,700,000 speakers with about 410,000 speaking the Eastern Hausteca variety ('''nhe'''), 400,000 speaking the Western Hausteca variety ('''nhw'''), and 200,000 speaking the Central Hausteca variety ('''nch''').  Speakers will often use Spanish, the national language of Mexico.  It is a currently developing language (status 5).  [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nhe][https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nhw][https://www.ethnologue.com/language/nch] There exist many normative orthologies of this language, including a 16th century orthology developed when the Spanish first came in contact with the language.  As an ancient language translated into latin during Spanish involvement,
-==Shona==
+==Extremaduran==
-''Bantu language (Niger-Congo language)''
+''Romance language''
-Shona is agglutinative.
+Extremaduran ('''ext''') is agglutinative.  Spoken in Spain, specifically the autonomous region of Extremadura and parts of Salamanca.  It has 200,000 speakers, but an estimated 500,000 can use the language.  Some speakers are monolingual, but many will also speak Spanish.  The language is shifting (status 7). [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/ext] There seems to be some resources on vocabulary and dictionaries. [http://www.language-archives.org/language/ext]  Furthermore, Extremaduran has over 2,000 articles on Wikipedia and even some online learning tools. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wikipedias#Detailed_list]

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-I would like to work with someone with a strong CS background and maybe a foundation in linguistics.
+==Project Preferences==
 '''Language preference:''' Ha, Nahautl, Shona
 ==Ha==
 ''Bantu language (Niger-Congo language)''
-Ha is agglutinative.  Spoken in the Kigoma region of Tanzania, it has 990,000 speakers, many of which speak it as their only language.  The official languages of Tanzania are English Kiswahili, which are taught in schools and Kiswahili is used by many speakers of Ha.  The language is used face-to-face with sustainable application (6a).
+Ha is agglutinative.  Spoken in the Kigoma region of Tanzania, it has 990,000 speakers, many of which speak it as their only language.  The official languages of Tanzania are English Kiswahili, which are taught in schools and Kiswahili is used by many speakers of Ha.  The language is used face-to-face with sustainable application (6a).  Resources on vocabulary, grammar, and phonology are available, a portion being in French.  [http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/haaa1252]  The iso code is '''haq'''.

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 ''Bantu language (Niger-Congo language)''
-Ha is agglutinative.
+Ha is agglutinative.  It is the
 [http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/haaa1252]
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 ''Uto-Aztecan language''
-Nahautl is agglutinative (some have claimed nahautl to have oligosynthetic characteristics, but this is mostly rejected).  Nahautl, also referred to as Aztec, originates and is still spoken in Mexico.  Nahautl has over 1,700,000 speakers with about 410,000 speaking the Eastern Hausteca variety, 400,000 speaking the Western Hausteca variety, and 200,000 speaking the Central Hausteca variety.   It is a currently developing language (5).  There exist many normative orthologies of this language, however the varieties are often distinguished.[http://www.language-archives.org/language/nhe#language_descriptions][http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/east2538].  For example, sources address phonology, vocabulary, dialectology, and modern Nahautl grammar.  Wikipedia has over 7,000 articles in Nahautl and
+Nahautl is agglutinative (some have claimed nahautl to have oligosynthetic characteristics, but this is mostly rejected).  Nahautl, also referred to as Aztec, originates and is still spoken in Mexico.  Nahautl has over 1,700,000 speakers with about 410,000 speaking the Eastern Hausteca variety, 400,000 speaking the Western Hausteca variety, and 200,000 speaking the Central Hausteca variety.   It is a currently developing language (5).  There exist many normative orthologies of this language, including a 16th century othology developed when the Spanish first came in contact with the language.[http://www.language-archives.org/language/nhe#language_descriptions][http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/east2538].  For example, sources address phonology, vocabulary, dialectology, and modern Nahautl grammar.  Wikipedia has over 7,000 articles in Nahautl and many historical and modern accounts in the language.
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 ==Extremaduran==
-'''Indo-European language'''
+''Indo-European language''
 Extremaduran is agglutinative.

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 I would like to work with someone with a strong CS background and maybe a foundation in linguistics.
-Language preference: Ha, Nahautl, Extremaduran
+'''Language preference:''' Ha, Nahautl, Extremaduran
-'''Ha'''
+==Ha==
 "Bantu language (Niger-Congo language)"
 Ha is agglutinative.
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-'''Nahautl'''
+==Nahautl==
 ''Uto-Aztecan language''
 Nahautl is agglutinative (some have claimed nahautl to have oligosynthetic characteristics, but this is mostly rejected).  Nahautl, also referred to as Aztec, originates and is still spoken in Mexico.  Nahautl has over 1,700,000 speakers with about 410,000 speaking the Eastern Hausteca variety, 400,000 speaking the Western Hausteca variety, and 200,000 speaking the Central Hausteca variety.   It is a currently developing language (5).  There exist many normative orthologies of this language, however the varieties are often distinguished.[http://www.language-archives.org/language/nhe#language_descriptions][http://glottolog.org/resource/languoid/id/east2538].  For example, sources address phonology, vocabulary, dialectology, and modern Nahautl grammar.  Wikipedia has over 7,000 articles in Nahautl and
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-'''Extremaduran'''
+==Extremaduran==
 "Indo-European language"
 Extremaduran is agglutinative.