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Basic
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Basic resources on
Endangered languages What does it mean to say
a language is endangered? from the LSA faq What is an endangered
language? and why it matters from yourdictionary.com’s Endangered Language
Repository at yourdictionary.com Foundation for Endangered Languages
http://www.ogmios.org/
UNESCO
International clearinghouse for Endangered Languages Less Commonly Taught
Languages – Find out where to study particular languages Terlingua – Partnerships for
Linguistic and Biological Diversity Universal
Declaration of Linguistic Rights Teaching Indigenous Languages
– a series of conferences at Northern Arizona University including Association for Linguistic Typology The Research Centre for
Linguistic Typology at Australian National University World
Atlas of Language sturctures |
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Additional resources on
endangered languages Aboriginal Language Resurrected
in South Australia – Transcript of a report from the Australian
Broadcasting Corporation. Minority and
endangered languages of the world a course taught by Jeff Matthews at the
University of Maryland in Europe Native Languages
page from Capuchine’s Native Resources Center for
Indigenous Languages of Latin America Promoting community
languages – from the Welsh Language Board DOBES - Dokumentation Bedrohter
Sprachen Documentation of Endangered Languages project from the Max Planck
Institute NativeWeb’s resources on
the world’s indigenous languages Aboriginal resources
page – Links related to the indigenous languages and cultures of
Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada and Latin America GeoNative – a
Basque-based site about minority languages around the world Ecolinguistics – the study of the relationship between linguistic and biological
diversity First Peoples language
pages on SchoolNet The Center for World Indigenous Studies Global Internet Statistics
by Language Endangered
Languages – an introduction with links Doris Payne’s Languages
of the World course at the University of Oregon on a variety of languages
with a good set of web
resources on endangered languages Foundation for Endangered Languages
http://www.ogmios.org/
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Articles on
endangered languages
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