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* Where do they live | * Where do they live | ||
* What other languages might they know | * What other languages might they know | ||
* What is the status of the language in terms of its transmission to current and future generations | * What is the status of the language in terms of its transmission to current and future generations | ||
* Is there a normative orthography of some sort? What is the orthography like (what script / any interesting features)? | * Is there a normative orthography of some sort? What is the orthography like (what script / any interesting features)? | ||
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Revision as of 02:13, 19 January 2017
Contents
Language Preferences
- Guaraní
- Chamorro
- Khasi
Guaraní
Morphological typology
For each language, determine as best you can with the resources available a morphological typology of the language. E.g., is it primarily isolating, agglutinative, etc., and how do you know? Are there patterns in that language that reflect more than one morphological type?
Basic Information
- Specifically Paraguayan Guarani
- Total number of speakers: 4,650,000
- Where do they live
- What other languages might they know
- What is the status of the language in terms of its transmission to current and future generations
- Is there a normative orthography of some sort? What is the orthography like (what script / any interesting features)?
- ISO code: gug
Text Sources
Chamorro
Morphological typology
For each language, determine as best you can with the resources available a morphological typology of the language. E.g., is it primarily isolating, agglutinative, etc., and how do you know? Are there patterns in that language that reflect more than one morphological type?
Basic Information
- How many speakers are there
- Where do they live
- What other languages might they know
- What is the status of the language in terms of its transmission to current and future generations
- Is there a normative orthography of some sort? What is the orthography like (what script / any interesting features)?
- Provide ISO codes used for the language, especially three-letter ones.
Text Sources
Khasi
Morphological typology
For each language, determine as best you can with the resources available a morphological typology of the language. E.g., is it primarily isolating, agglutinative, etc., and how do you know? Are there patterns in that language that reflect more than one morphological type?
Basic Information
- How many speakers are there
- Where do they live
- What other languages might they know
- What is the status of the language in terms of its transmission to current and future generations
- Is there a normative orthography of some sort? What is the orthography like (what script / any interesting features)?
- Provide ISO codes used for the language, especially three-letter ones.
