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- Language Family: Chadic
- Topic #1: Deictics
- Topic #2: Discourse
Different types of data: A case study of Goemai demonstratives
Birgit Hellwig
2015-Jul-7
English
295.05 KB
881- Language Family: Other Bantoid
- Topic #1: Language Endangerment
Language ecology and language endangerment:
An instance from the
... Bruce Connell 2015-Jul-7 English 547 KB 1,185- Language Family: Other Benue-Congo
- Topic #1: Language Endangerment
Language endangerment and Edo
Ronald P. Schaefer and Francis O. Egbokhare 2015-Jul-7 English 184.36 KB 1,049- Topic #1: Language Endangerment
Observed dearth and death of a language: !Xoo of Botswana
Kemmonye C. Monaka 2015-Jul-7 English 453.13 KB 968- Topic #1: Noun Classes
- Topic #2: Sociolinguistics
From gender identification to assertion: on the use of -tte and -tta in Zargulla, an endangered Omotic language
Azeb Amha 2015-Jul-7 English 506.94 KB 967- Language Family: Bantu
- Topic #1: Language Endangerment
- Topic #2: Syntax
Chimwiini: Endangered status and syntactic distinctiveness
Brent Henderson 2015-Jul-7 English 371.13 KB 1,108- Language Family: Kwa
- Topic #1: Locatives
- Topic #2: Language Endangerment
- Topic #1: Language Endangerment
Rare and endangered – languages or features?A
Friederike Lüpke 2015-Jul-7 English 451.18 KB 962