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"Bantu language (Niger-Congo language)" | "Bantu language (Niger-Congo language)" | ||
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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, 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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"Indo-European language" | "Indo-European language" | ||
Extremaduran is agglutinative. | 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
Ha
"Bantu language (Niger-Congo language)" Ha is agglutinative. [1]
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.[2][3]. For example, sources address phonology, vocabulary, dialectology, and modern Nahautl grammar. Wikipedia has over 7,000 articles in Nahautl and
Extremaduran
"Indo-European language" Extremaduran is agglutinative.
