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Language being worked on by Bill Dengler and Elizabeth Resendiz.
 
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*Dictionary of Tontontepec variety. Likely bilingual, Spanish and Tontontepec.
 
*Dictionary of Tontontepec variety. Likely bilingual, Spanish and Tontontepec.
 
**Schoenhals, Alvin, and Louise C. Schoenhals. 1965. Vocabulario mixe de Tontontepec
 
**Schoenhals, Alvin, and Louise C. Schoenhals. 1965. Vocabulario mixe de Tontontepec
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*Grammar of Ayutla (ISO: mxp) variety. Doctoral dissertation by Rodrigo Romero-Mendez.  
 
*Grammar of Ayutla (ISO: mxp) variety. Doctoral dissertation by Rodrigo Romero-Mendez.  
 
**Copyrighted, all rights reserved.
 
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*A discussion of orthography design for Mixe languages, focusing on Chuxnaban (Quetzaltepec (ISO: pxm)).  
 
*A discussion of orthography design for Mixe languages, focusing on Chuxnaban (Quetzaltepec (ISO: pxm)).  
 
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*Bible translation in Quetzaltepec (ISO: pxm) variety. Includes text and audio.  
 
*Bible translation in Quetzaltepec (ISO: pxm) variety. Includes text and audio.  

Revision as of 07:59, 29 January 2022

Language being worked on by Bill Dengler and Elizabeth Resendiz.

External resources

Computational

Dictionaries

  • Dictionary of Tontontepec variety. Likely bilingual, Spanish and Tontontepec.
    • Schoenhals, Alvin, and Louise C. Schoenhals. 1965. Vocabulario mixe de Tontontepec
    • Couldn't find in Tripod or E-ZBorrow.

Check WorldCat. This source is available from Princeton. -JNW

Grammatical Descriptions

  • Grammar of Ayutla (ISO: mxp) variety. Doctoral dissertation by Rodrigo Romero-Mendez.
  • A broad description of the Totontepec (ISO: mto) variety of North Highlands Mixe. Particular emphasis on applicative constructions.
    • Master's Thesis by Veronica Guzman Guzman. 2012. Las construcciones aplicativas en el mixe de Totontepec
    • Couldn't find in Tripod or E-ZBorrow

MediaWiki markup for URLS is a single set of square brackets; double is for inter-wiki links. -JNW

Scientific Works

  • A discussion of orthography design for Mixe languages, focusing on Chuxnaban (Quetzaltepec (ISO: pxm)).
    • Includes:
      • a phonemic inventory and its representation in Janey's proposed orthography
      • Some discussion of phonological processes
      • examples of Chuxnaban words and phrases
      • a table comparing many of the mixean orthographies that are and have been used for various varieties
    • 2010 Carmen Janey [Orthography Design for Chuxnaban Mixe]
  • An overview of structural aspects of Mixe-Zoquean languages (not specific to any one variety of Mixe)

Corpora

  • Bible translation in Quetzaltepec (ISO: pxm) variety. Includes text and audio.
    • Copyrighted, all rights reserved. Permitted for personal, non-commercial use.
    • [Bible.is] 2013 Sociedad Bíblica de México, A.C.
  • Wikimedia for Totontepec (ISO: mto) variety. 10 pages, mostly pictures of animals and what they're called in Totontepec.