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== language prefs == | == language prefs == | ||
| − | #Arabic Dialects | + | #Arabic Dialects |
| − | #* | + | #* all use Arabic alphabet, fusional language |
| − | #* | + | #* Exist in a diglossia in their countries/regions with MSA |
| − | #* | + | #* Generally not recognized in home countries although the native language of its speakers (such as Shaami) |
| − | # | + | #* Existing resources for some (Darija, Shaami) |
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| + | Arabic Dialects | ||
| + | #* Shaami -- ~40 million speakers in the Levant, two main types (North and South) | ||
| + | #* Iraqi/Mesopotamian: Gilit, Qeltu, Baghdadi <10 million speakers; spoken in Iraq, variant of Mesopotamian Arabic (also spoken in Syria) | ||
| + | #* Darija -- ~40 million speakers; spoken in Morocco, similar to other North African varieties | ||
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| + | Quechua | ||
| + | #*8-10 million speakers of diff variants across central Andes, Latin orthography | ||
| + | #* Official status in Peru | ||
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| + | Mixtec variety (any) | ||
| + | #* spoke by about half a million people | ||
[[Category:sp23_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Arabic]] [[Category:Quechua]] [[Category:Mixtec]] | [[Category:sp23_LanguageSelection]] [[Category:Arabic]] [[Category:Quechua]] [[Category:Mixtec]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:16, 24 January 2023
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language prefs
- Arabic Dialects
- all use Arabic alphabet, fusional language
- Exist in a diglossia in their countries/regions with MSA
- Generally not recognized in home countries although the native language of its speakers (such as Shaami)
- Existing resources for some (Darija, Shaami)
Arabic Dialects
- Shaami -- ~40 million speakers in the Levant, two main types (North and South)
- Iraqi/Mesopotamian: Gilit, Qeltu, Baghdadi <10 million speakers; spoken in Iraq, variant of Mesopotamian Arabic (also spoken in Syria)
- Darija -- ~40 million speakers; spoken in Morocco, similar to other North African varieties
Quechua
- 8-10 million speakers of diff variants across central Andes, Latin orthography
- Official status in Peru
Mixtec variety (any)
- spoke by about half a million people
