User:Rkamal1/Language selection - Revision history

Rkamal1: /* Mazandarani */

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‎Mazandarani

Rkamal1: /* Resources */

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‎Resources

Rkamal1: /* Mazandarani */

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‎Mazandarani

Rkamal1 at 04:27, 16 February 2021

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Rkamal1: /* Gurani */

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‎Gurani

Rkamal1: /* Mazandarani */

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‎Mazandarani

Rkamal1: /* Mazandarani */

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‎Mazandarani

Rkamal1: /* Resources */

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‎Resources

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‎Resources

Rkamal1 at 03:57, 16 February 2021

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	The language is spoken mainly in the Mazandaran Province north of Tehran, Iran. Speakers of the language tend to know Farsi—the official language of Iran—but there is a low literacy level in L1. Usage of the language is decreasing because of the need to educate children in Farsi instead of Mazandarani.		The language is spoken mainly in the Mazandaran Province north of Tehran, Iran. Speakers of the language tend to know Farsi—the official language of Iran—but there is a low literacy level in L1. Usage of the language is decreasing because of the need to educate children in Farsi instead of Mazandarani.
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		+	It seems from the limited information at hand regarding morphology that the language is agglutinative, but I cannot be sure. Certainly it has inflectional morphology, making use of both prefixes and suffixes.

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 === Resources ===
-I have found a Mazandarani glossary [https://academiccommons.columbia.edu/doi/10.7916/D82J7VSG/download] and a collection of Tabari (Mazandarani) poems [https://www.academia.edu/8077526/Oldest_Known_Texts_in_New_Tabari].
+I have found a Mazandarani glossary [https://akjournals.com/view/journals/062/63/1/article-p39.xml] and a collection of Tabari (Mazandarani) poems [https://www.academia.edu/8077526/Oldest_Known_Texts_in_New_Tabari].
 [[Category:sp21_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Central Kurdish]] [[Category:Gurani]] [[Category:Mazandarani]]

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 === Resources ===
-I have found a Mazandarani glossary [file:///C:/Users/Rezhwan/Downloads/Nesab_e_Tabari_Revisited_A_Mazandarani%20(1).pdf] and a collection of Tabari (Mazandarani) poems [https://www.academia.edu/8077526/Oldest_Known_Texts_in_New_Tabari].
+I have found a Mazandarani glossary [https://academiccommons.columbia.edu/doi/10.7916/D82J7VSG/download] and a collection of Tabari (Mazandarani) poems [https://www.academia.edu/8077526/Oldest_Known_Texts_in_New_Tabari].
 [[Category:sp21_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Central Kurdish]] [[Category:Gurani]] [[Category:Mazandarani]]

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	The language is spoken mainly in the Mazandaran Province north of Tehran, Iran. Speakers of the language tend to know Farsi—the official language of Iran—but there is a low literacy level in L1. Usage of the language is decreasing because of the need to educate children in Farsi instead of Mazandarani.		The language is spoken mainly in the Mazandaran Province north of Tehran, Iran. Speakers of the language tend to know Farsi—the official language of Iran—but there is a low literacy level in L1. Usage of the language is decreasing because of the need to educate children in Farsi instead of Mazandarani.

		+	=== Resources ===

		+	I have found a Mazandarani glossary [file:///C:/Users/Rezhwan/Downloads/Nesab_e_Tabari_Revisited_A_Mazandarani%20(1).pdf] and a collection of Tabari (Mazandarani) poems [https://www.academia.edu/8077526/Oldest_Known_Texts_in_New_Tabari].

	[[Category:sp21_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Central Kurdish]] [[Category:Gurani]] [[Category:Mazandarani]]		[[Category:sp21_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Central Kurdish]] [[Category:Gurani]] [[Category:Mazandarani]]

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 * '''No. of speakers:''' 300,000
-Gurani (not to be confused with Guarani) is spoken in villages near the Iraq-Iran border such as Hewraman and Kermanshah. It is a variety of Kurdish that is similar to but not mutually comprehensible with the Sorani dialect. Its morphology is agglutinative and inflectional (with prefixes and suffixes) [https://home.hum.uva.nl/oz/leezenberg/GInflCK.pdf].
+Gurani (not to be confused with Guarani) is spoken in villages near the Iraq-Iran border such as Hewraman and Kermanshah. It is a variety of Kurdish that is similar to but not mutually comprehensible with the Sorani dialect. Its morphology is agglutinative and inflectional (with prefixes and suffixes) [https://home.hum.uva.nl/oz/leezenberg/GInflCK.pdf]. Like Sorani, the language is also genderless.
 === Resources ===

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 * '''Script:''' Variant of Arabic
 * '''No. of speakers:''' 2,270,000
 [[Category:sp21_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Central Kurdish]] [[Category:Gurani]] [[Category:Mazandarani]]

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 === Resources ===
-Many authentic texts in Gurani come in the form of epic poems and religious scripture, such as the Ahl-e-Haqq (I am not sure how to access these online, but I may be able to find them with the help of the Professor/TA). There is also an OLAC Record for IPA transcriptions of Gurani audio [http://www.language-archives.org/item/oai:refdb.wals.info:4834].
+Many authentic texts in Gurani come in the form of epic poems and religious scripture, such as the Ahl-e-Haqq (I am not sure how to access these online, but I may be able to find them with the help of the Professor/TA). There is also an OLAC Record that contains IPA transcriptions of Gurani audio [http://www.language-archives.org/item/oai:refdb.wals.info:4834].
 == Mazandarani ==

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 === Resources ===
-It is very easy to find texts for Sorani Kurdish from sources such as dictionaries [https://www.thekurdishdictionary.com/en] and newspapers [https://www.rudaw.net/].
+It is very easy to find texts for Sorani Kurdish from sources such as dictionaries [https://www.thekurdishdictionary.com/en] and newspapers [https://www.rudaw.net/]. I also already own PDFs of Sorani books.
 == Gurani ==

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 * '''ISO 639-3:''' ckb [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/ckb]
-* '''Status:''' Provincial (2)
+* '''Status:''' 2 (Provincial)
 * '''Script:''' Variant of Arabic
 * '''No. of speakers:''' 4 million
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 * '''ISO 639-3:''' hac [https://www.ethnologue.com/language/hac]
-* '''Status:''' Shifting (7)
+* '''Status:''' 7 (Shifting)
 * '''Script:''' Variant of Arabic
 * '''No. of speakers:''' 300,000
-Gurani is spoken in villages near the Iraq-Iran border such as Hewraman and Kermanshah. It is a variety of Kurdish that is similar to but not mutually comprehensible with the Sorani dialect. Its morphology is agglutinative and inflectional (with prefixes and suffixes) [https://home.hum.uva.nl/oz/leezenberg/GInflCK.pdf].
+Gurani (not to be confused with Guarani) is spoken in villages near the Iraq-Iran border such as Hewraman and Kermanshah. It is a variety of Kurdish that is similar to but not mutually comprehensible with the Sorani dialect. Its morphology is agglutinative and inflectional (with prefixes and suffixes) [https://home.hum.uva.nl/oz/leezenberg/GInflCK.pdf].
 === Resources ===
 Many authentic texts in Gurani come in the form of epic poems and religious scripture, such as the Ahl-e-Haqq (I am not sure how to access these online, but I may be able to find them with the help of the Professor/TA). There is also an OLAC Record for IPA transcriptions of Gurani audio [http://www.language-archives.org/item/oai:refdb.wals.info:4834].
 == Mazandarani ==
 [[Category:sp21_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Central Kurdish]] [[Category:Gurani]] [[Category:Mazandarani]]