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LW 55: The Bouyei Language

Product no.: ISBN 9783862888641

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The Bouyei Language

Wil Snyder

The Bouyei language is a Tai-Kadai language spoken in the Southwestern part of China. There are over 3 million Bouyei in China, and the language is quite vibrant, with the large majority of the ethnic Bouyei speaking Bouyei as their mother tongue. Most Bouyei live in fairly remote village areas, though many live in towns and cities. Though significant linguistic research has been done on the Bouyei language, Bouyei is one of the least documented Tai-Kadai languages, and little research has been done on the grammar. A comprehensive grammar has yet to be published in Chinese or English. This Bouyei grammar fills a much needed gap in the Tai-Kadai literature.

This book is descriptive and functional in nature, dealing with syntax on a sentence level and below, though basic discourse features are discussed at times. The copious examples in this book come from collected texts, traditional Bouyei stories, and data elicited from a wide range of native Bouyei speakers. The author speaks Bouyei, and has lived in Bouyei areas off and on for over two decades. This book will be of interest not just to TaiKadai scholars, but anyone interested in descriptive or theoretical grammar.

ISBN 9783862888641 (Hardbound). Languages of the World 55. 268 pp. 2018.

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LW 56: Alternance codique entre le ouïghour et le chinois

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LW 56: Alternance codique entre le ouïghour et le chinois

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Alternance codique entre le ouïghour et le chinois

Une étude de cas sur la communauté linguistique ouïghoure de Ürümchi

Giulia Cabras

INALCO

Cette étude s’inscrit dans le domaine de la sociolinguistique et de l’anthropologie linguistique. De nature descriptive et qualitative, elle porte sur l’alternance codique entre les langues ouïghoure et chinoise. La recherche se base sur un corpus composé de données ethnographiques, linguistiques et conversationnelles, recueillies entre 2013 et 2014 dans la ville de Ürümchi, capitale de la Région Autonome du Xinjiang.

L’analyse porte sur les caractéristiques structurelles du code switching, sur ses aspects pragmatiques et socio-culturels ainsi que sur la valeur idéologique de cette pratique linguistique. La nature complexe du phénomène et le contexte historique et politique de la région du Xinjiang nous ont conduite à insérer les phénomènes de commutation de code dans une dimension interdisciplinaire. Par conséquent, l’étude prend en compte différents facteurs, micro- et macro-, de nature politique et sociale : les politiques linguistiques menées par le gouvernement chinois, la relation diglossique entre le ouïghour et le chinois, les caractéristiques urbaines de la ville de Ürümchi et les relations ethniques entre Ouïghours et Chinois Han.

L’étude a donc pour objectif la présentation de l’alternance codique ouïghour- chinois en tant que pratique langagière complexe, dans laquelle entrent en jeu les traits structurels des deux langues, les besoins interactionnels, les changements culturels et sociaux, ainsi que les dynamiques identitaires.

This study is related to the field of sociolinguistics and linguistic anthropology. Its nature is descriptive and qualitative and deals with code switching between Uyghur and Chinese. The research is based on a corpus made of ethnographic, linguistic and conversational data, gathered in the city of Ürümchi, capital of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, in 2012 and 2013. The analyses focus on the structural characteristics of code switching, on its pragmatic and sociocultural aspects, as well as on the ideological value of this language practice. Because of the complex nature of the phenomenon as well as the historical and political context of Xinjiang region, this study inserts Uyghur-Chinese code switching in an interdisciplinary dimension. Therefore, it takes into account different factors, micro- and macro- of political and social nature, within them the language policies brought by the government, the diglossic relations between Uyghur and Chinese, Ürümchi urban characteristics and the ethnic relationships between Uyghurs and Han Chinese.

The study aims at presenting Uyghur-Chinese code switching as a complex language practice in which structural features, cultural and social changes, as well as identity construction dynamics come into play.

ISBN 9783862888825 (Hardbound). Languages of the World 56. 170pp. 2018.

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LW 57: A Grammar of Sanjiang Kam

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A Grammar of Sanjiang Kam

WU Manxiang

Guangxi University for Nationalities

Kam is spoken mainly in the adjacent areas of Guizhou province, Hunan province, and Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of China. It is a member of the Kam-Tai branch of the Tai-Kadai language family. This study is the first descriptive grammar of Sanjiang Kam, a less studied southern Kam dialect. Without commitment to any particular theoretical framework, this study aims to provide an extensive grammatical description of Sanjiang Kam. The data for this description come from various sources. The author is a native speaker of Sanjiang Kam, thus a major source of data was obtained from the author’s family members and other Kam people of the Meilin village. Another important source comes from the author’s fieldwork notes and records. There are over 100 audio-recordings covering interviews, spontaneous conversations and folk songs.

Phonologically, Sanjiang Kam possesses a complex and conservative sound system, known for its system of up to 15 phonetic tones. Grammatically, Sanjiang Kam is a typical SVO language, showing a strong preference for head-initial structures in both the noun phrases and verb phrases. Relativization is predominantly postnominal as in other head-initial languages, while prenominal relative clauses can be attributed to influence from a local Chinese dialect Guiliu. Nominalization is achieved through two sources: first classifiers are used as nominalizers, a very productive process in Sanjiang Kam; second the use of zero-nominalization where the nominalized constructions are morphologically unmarked. The significance of this work is twofold: it offers a comprehensive grammatical description of the less researched Sanjiang Kam; it is also an important addition to language description and language documentation literature.

ISBN 9783862888856 (Hardbound). Languages of the World 57. 360pp. 2018.

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LW 58: The Khasian Languages

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The Khasian Languages

Classification, Reconstruction, and Comparative Lexicon

Paul Sidwell

Khasian is group of Austroasiatic languages spoken by more than a million people in Meghalaya State of Northeast India and various smaller communities in neighboring lowland areas. Its closest linguistic relatives are the Palaungic languages of Myanmar (and further east), indicating that Meghalaya was settled by migrants from Southeast Asia sometime before the Common Era. The most well known language in the group is Standard Khasi, which has official status and is used widely as a regional lingua franca. As Austroasiatic branches go, Khasian is one of least diverse; the present work recognizes four other languages—Pnar, Lyngngam, Maram, and War—which are often erroneously regarded as Khasi dialects.

This book presents the first monograph length reconstruction of proto-Khasian lexicon and phonology, plus some discussion of historical morphology and classification. While Standard Khasi remains an important witness for historical studies due to the ready availability of dictionaries and texts, it is clear that other speech varieties preserve many archaisms and important clues to unlocking the history of the branch. This study draws upon recent field work by local and international scholars, recent dissertations, as well as previous scholarship on Khasi, and presents a comparative vocabulary of 912 proto-Khasian reconstructions, plus 154 proto-Pnar-Khasi-Lyngngam forms. While there are many data gaps and unanswered questions, it is hoped that the framework offered here establishes a firm basis for Khasian historical-linguistic studies, and will stimulate robust discussion and further original contributions to the field.

Dr Paul Sidwell graduated with a PhD in Linguistics from Melbourne University in 1999, and subsequently held appointments with the Max Planck Institute (Leipzig), the Center for Research in Computational Linguistics (Bangkok) and the Australian National University (Canberra). His principle research focus is on the comparative reconstruction of Austroasiatic history and its wider implications for Mainland Southeast Asia and beyond. Since 2016 Paul has been a partner in the Canberra based consulting firm Language Intelligence, offering applied research and analysis to assist defense and law enforcement.

ISBN 9783862889143 (Hardbound). Languages of the World 58. 216pp. 2018.

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LW 59: Politique linguistique familiale / Family language policy

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Politique linguistique familiale

Enjeux dynamiques de la transmission linguistique dans un contexte migratoire

Family language policy

Dynamics in language transmission under a migratory context

Sous la direction de / edited by

Shahzaman Haque

INALCO, Paris - 13

Avec le concours de / with the collaboration of

Françoise Le Lièvre

Foreword by

Jan Blommaert

Emerging as an important field in the 21st century, family language policy brings forth core challenges of language ideologies, practices, maintenance, shifts, losses and transmission at the micro-level unit of the society. This special, first-ever bilingual French-English volume illustrates a range of issues exploring immigrant and transnational families facing the survival of their own ancestral language in the face of the hegemony of the language of their host country. The comprehensive introduction puts at centre-stage the studies made in this field in France and discusses recent scholarship. In its thirteen chapters, contributors have stressed crucial aspects of the dynamics of language interplay, with illuminating case studies from around the world in the field of family language policy.

Champ d’études important au XXIème siècle, la politique linguistique familiale soulève des défis essentiels s’agissant des idéologies, des pratiques, du maintien, des changements et des pertes linguistiques ainsi que de la transmission au sein de ce microcosme de la société qu’est la famille. Ce premier volume bilingue français-anglais illustre tout un éventail de questions relatives à l’étude des familles immigrées et transnationales confrontées à la survie de leur langue ancestrale face à l’hégémonie de la langue du pays d’accueil. Articulée autour de recherches menées en France, l’introduction détaillée de l’ouvrage présente les derniers travaux réalisés en la matière. Au travers de ces treize chapitres, des contributeurs mettent en lumière des aspects cruciaux de la dynamique de l’interaction langagière grâce à des études de cas éclairantes effectuées dans le monde entier sur la politique linguistique familiale.

Table des matières / Table of contents

JAN BLOMMAERT

Foreword

SHAHZAMAN HAQUE

Introduction

BERNARD SPOLSKY

Family language policy – the significant domain

SHAHZAMAN HAQUE

« On ne lâche pas notre langue »: Étude monographique sur la politique linguistique d’une famille hmong réfugiée du Laos en France

SHAHZAMAN HAQUE

Les Hakka du Pakistan: Étude de cas sur la politique linguistique familiale de quelques foyers d’origine chinoise. Un enjeu majeur ou une cause perdue?

EDITH COGNIGNI

Migrant family language policies and plurilingual practices: From mothers’ representations to language education policies

ROSEMARY SALOMONE

Interview/Conversation with Bernard Spolsky on language planning and policy across the decades and across the globe

HANNES VIIMARANTA, EKATERINA PROTASSOVA AND ANZHELIKA BURSA

Family language policy and Russian-Finnish bilingualism: Preliminary data and directions for further research

MARYANN PARADA

Linguistic and onomastic variation across the sibling spectrum in Latino Chicago, U.S.A.

ALEXANDRA FILHON ET SAMI ZEGNANI

Le français au cœur des politiques linguistiques familiales. Le cas de parents arabophones et berbérophones

MEILUTĖ RAMONIENĖ

Family and the maintenance of the heritage language: The case of Lithuanian diaspora

ISABELLE LÉGLISE

Documenter les parcours de familles transnationales: Généalogies, biographies langagières et pratiques langagières familiales

MENGYING LIU AND KENDALL A. KING

Family language policy through short-term immersion abroad: Young Chinese heritage language learners in Taiwan

MOHAMMED ZAKARIA ALI-BENCHERIF ET AZZEDDINE MAHIEDDINE

Du rôle de la mobilité dans la transmission de la langue-culture d’origine chez les descendants de l’immigration algérienne établis en France

SHAHZAMAN HAQUE

Why family language policy is crucial? Case of France with some new perspectives

INDEX

ISBN 9783862889303 (Hardbound). Languages of the World 59. 250pp. 2019.

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LW 59: Politique linguistique familiale / Family language policy -authors' page

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(1) JAN BLOMMAERT

Foreword

(2) SHAHZAMAN HAQUE

Introduction

(3) BERNARD SPOLSKY

Family language policy – the significant domain

(4) SHAHZAMAN HAQUE

« On ne lâche pas notre langue »: Étude monographique sur la politique linguistique d’une famille hmong réfugiée du Laos en France

(5) SHAHZAMAN HAQUE

Les Hakka du Pakistan: Étude de cas sur la politique linguistique familiale de quelques foyers d’origine chinoise. Un enjeu majeur ou une cause perdue?

(6) EDITH COGNIGNI

Migrant family language policies and plurilingual practices: From mothers’ representations to language education policies

(7) ROSEMARY SALOMONE

Interview/Conversation with Bernard Spolsky on language planning and policy across the decades and across the globe

(8) HANNES VIIMARANTA, EKATERINA PROTASSOVA AND ANZHELIKA BURSA

Family language policy and Russian-Finnish bilingualism: Preliminary data and directions for further research

(9) MARYANN PARADA

Linguistic and onomastic variation across the sibling spectrum in Latino Chicago, U.S.A.

(10) ALEXANDRA FILHON ET SAMI ZEGNANI

Le français au cœur des politiques linguistiques familiales. Le cas de parents arabophones et berbérophones

(11) MEILUTĖ RAMONIENĖ

Family and the maintenance of the heritage language: The case of Lithuanian diaspora

(12) ISABELLE LÉGLISE

Documenter les parcours de familles transnationales: Généalogies, biographies langagières et pratiques langagières familiales

(13) MENGYING LIU AND KENDALL A. KING

Family language policy through short-term immersion abroad: Young Chinese heritage language learners in Taiwan

(14) MOHAMMED ZAKARIA ALI-BENCHERIF ET AZZEDDINE MAHIEDDINE

Du rôle de la mobilité dans la transmission de la langue-culture d’origine chez les descendants de l’immigration algérienne établis en France

(15) SHAHZAMAN HAQUE

Why family language policy is crucial? Case of France with some new perspectives

ISBN 9783862889303 (Hardbound). Languages of the World 59. 250pp. 2019.

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LW 60: Aspects of the Phonology, Morphology and Syntax of Cameroonian Languages ..

Product no.: ISBN 9783862900350

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Aspects of the Phonology, Morphology and Syntax of Cameroonian Languages (Wandala, Kwandja, Bassa, Limbum, Ghomala’, Kejom, Obang, Baba, West Ring) and Applied Linguistics

Essays in Honour of Pius Ngwa Tamanji

Gabriel Mba, Florence Tabe and Ayu’nwi N. Neba (eds.)

University of Yaoundé 1, University of Yaoundé 1, University of Buea Cameroon

This volume groups 17 contributions into two sections: theoretical and applied linguistics Part one describe focus, topic and indirect questions, adverbial/PP and wh-fronting in the Wandala; information structures within a sentence on the left periphery in Kwandja; syntactic derivation of fragmentary utterances within the ellipsis approach in Bassa; definiteness/indefiniteness in Limbum; tense and time frame in Ghomala’; phonological processes triggered in Kejom verb roots by verbal extensions; Oban nominal prefix tone as underlyingly toneless; the status of adjectives in Baba 1 and the complexity of tone in Aghem, Bu, Isu, Weh and Zoa. Part two discusses the teaching of Cameroon mother tongues and cultures in the preschool; corpus linguistics in relation to English language research and pedagogy; political speeches and their linguistic features; gender in greetings in Yoruba-ondo; language use and dressing within a secret society, Ekpe, Cameroon; the desperate situation of minority indigenous languages in urban settings and how new forms of communication come about; literacy and literacy activities in Cameroon, attitudes and linguistic representations of literacy facilitators and finally the interaction between stakeholders of the invisible world of spirits, ancestors, and individuals who allegedly know how to interact with them.

Contents:

Edmond Biloa

The Fine-Grained Structural Cartography of the Wandala Left Periphery

Gaston Bbessala

Les structures informationnelles et l‘architecture de la phrase en langue kwandja

Paul Roger Bassong

asa Fragments: EPP and Focus Movement

Ndamsah Gratiana Linyor

On Indefiteness/Definiteness and Demonstraves in Limbum

Gabriel Mba

Comprendre le présent de l‘indicatif ghomálá‘

Pius W. Akumbu

Kejom (Babanki) Verbal Extensions

Ayu'nwi N. Neba and Asohsi Melvice

The Nominal Prefix Tone in Obang

Nashipu Julius

Evidence of Pure Adjectives in Baba 1: A Morpho-Syntactic Analysis

Roland Kießling

Towards a Comparative Nominal Tonology of West Ring

Jules Assoumou

Orientations pour l‘intégration des langues et cultures nationales dans l‘éducation préscolaire au Cameroun

Daniel A. Nkemleke

Computer corpora in English language research and pedagogy with reference to the corpus of Cameroon English

Moufoutaou Adjeran

L‘ancrage du genre dans les formules de salutation chez les Yorùbá òndó (Nigéria)

Tabe Florence Ako Enoh

On the Form and Function of Ekpe Language in Manyu Division

Blasius Agha-ah Chiatoh

Urbanisation and the Fate of Indigenous Urban Minority Languages in Cameroon

Ngo Ndjeyiha Madeleine and Ndjonmbog Joseph Roger

Attitudes et représentations linguistiques des alphabétiseurs: un facteur déterminant dans la réussite de l‘introduction des langues nationales dans le système éducatif camerounais

Ngessimo Mutaka and Iyari

Contact with the invisible world: life experiences in Cameroon

Languages of the World 60. 270pp. 2020.

ISBN 9783862900350 (Hardbound).

ISBN 9783862902033 (e-book, pdf).

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LW 60: Aspects of the Phonology, Morphology and Syntax of Cameroonian Languages ..(e-book)

Product no.: ISBN 9783862902033

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Aspects of the Phonology, Morphology and Syntax of Cameroonian Languages (Wandala, Kwandja, Bassa, Limbum, Ghomala’, Kejom, Obang, Baba, West Ring) and Applied Linguistics

Essays in Honour of Pius Ngwa Tamanji

Gabriel Mba, Florence Tabe and Ayu’nwi N. Neba (eds.)

University of Yaoundé 1, University of Yaoundé 1, University of Buea Cameroon

Contents:

Edmond Biloa

The Fine-Grained Structural Cartography of the Wandala Left Periphery

Gaston Bbessala

Les structures informationnelles et l‘architecture de la phrase en langue kwandja

Paul Roger Bassong

asa Fragments: EPP and Focus Movement

Ndamsah Gratiana Linyor

On Indefiteness/Definiteness and Demonstraves in Limbum

Gabriel Mba

Comprendre le présent de l‘indicatif ghomálá‘

Pius W. Akumbu

Kejom (Babanki) Verbal Extensions

Ayu'nwi N. Neba and Asohsi Melvice

The Nominal Prefix Tone in Obang

Nashipu Julius

Evidence of Pure Adjectives in Baba 1: A Morpho-Syntactic Analysis

Roland Kießling

Towards a Comparative Nominal Tonology of West Ring

Jules Assoumou

Orientations pour l‘intégration des langues et cultures nationales dans l‘éducation préscolaire au Cameroun

Daniel A. Nkemleke

Computer corpora in English language research and pedagogy with reference to the corpus of Cameroon English

Moufoutaou Adjeran

L‘ancrage du genre dans les formules de salutation chez les Yorùbá òndó (Nigéria)

Tabe Florence Ako Enoh

On the Form and Function of Ekpe Language in Manyu Division

Blasius Agha-ah Chiatoh

Urbanisation and the Fate of Indigenous Urban Minority Languages in Cameroon

Ngo Ndjeyiha Madeleine and Ndjonmbog Joseph Roger

Attitudes et représentations linguistiques des alphabétiseurs: un facteur déterminant dans la réussite de l‘introduction des langues nationales dans le système éducatif camerounais

Ngessimo Mutaka and Iyari

Contact with the invisible world: life experiences in Cameroon

Languages of the World 60. 270pp. 2020.

ISBN 9783862900350 (Hardbound).

ISBN 9783862902033 (e-book, pdf).

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LW 61: A Sociolinguistic Survey of the Languages of Nepal: a Synopsis

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A Sociolinguistic Survey of the Languages of Nepal: a Synopsis

Volume I

Tibeto-Burman Languages

(Including a sociolinguistic typology of the Tibeto-Burman languages spoken in Nepal)

Dan Raj Regmi

Tribhuvan University

This Volume I provides a synopsis of the major findings on the patterns of language use, bilingualism, multilingualism, mother tongue proficiency, language vitality, language maintenance, language attitudes, language resources, language development, and dialectal variations in the forty-seven Tibeto-Burman languages surveyed by the Linguistic Survey of Nepal from 6th March 2009 to 9th January 2018. The synopsis, organized into different sections/clusters, has highlighted a number of common as well as section or cluster-specific sociolinguistic features. The Central Bodish, West Bodish, West Himalayish, SAL and Central Tibeto-Burman languages are vigorous. They are still persistently used in most of the general domains. The Central Himalayish and Kirati languages, however, are severely threatened. Such languages are gradually being replaced, either by Nepali or by mixed languages in most general and specific domains. Moreover, most of the Tibeto-Burman speakers are reported to be proficiently bilingual in Nepali. Notably, most such languages have exhibited certain geographical variations that call for intelligibility testing by means of RTT (Recorded Text Test). Most such languages lack orthography texts and primers. Still, most of the speakers maintain positive attitudes toward their mother tongues. Most such languages, however, are facing a decline in vitality. Thus, the speakers of such languages need to be involved in community-based language activities appropriate to their current vitality levels so that their dream of implementing mother tongue education at the primary school level and their desire for imparting to youth the knowledge essential to their lives may be realized in Nepal.

The author and editor, Professor Dr. Dan Raj Regmi, was former Head of Central Department of Linguistics, Tribhuvan University, Nepal, and was Director of the Linguistic Survey of Nepal that was conducted under the auspices of the Central Department Linguistics, Tribhuvan University and National Planning Commission, Government of Nepal.

ISBN 9783969390351 (Hardbound). Languages of the World 61. 336 pp. 2021.

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LW 62: A Sociolinguistic Survey of the Languages of Nepal: a Synopsis

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A Sociolinguistic Survey of the Languages of Nepal: a Synopsis

Volume II

Indo-Aryan, Dravidian and Austro-Asiatic Languages

(Including a sociolinguistic typology of the Indo-Aryan, Dravidian and Austro-Asiatic languages spoken in Nepal)

Dan Raj Regmi

Tribhuvan University

This volume II provides a synopsis of the major findings on the patterns of language use, multilingualism, mother tongue proficiency, language vitality, language maintenance, language attitudes, language resources, language development, and dialectal variations in the Indo-Aryan, Dravidian and Austro-Asiatic languages surveyed by the Linguistic Survey of Nepal from 6th March 2009 to 9th January 2018. The synopsis, organized into different zones/sections, has highlighted a number of common as well as zone or section-specific sociolinguistic features. Most of the Indo-Aryan, Dravidian and Austro-Asiatic speakers are reported as being proficiently bilingual in Nepali, the official language of Nepal. Around two-third such languages have exhibited certain geographical variations that call for intelligibility testing by means of RTT (Recorded Text Test). More than one-third Indo-Aryan languages have maintained certain levels of sustainable literacy. One-third languages belonging to the Eastern, Central and Northern Indo-Aryan sections are vigorous. They are predominantly used in most of the general domains.

Around one-third languages, belonging to the East Central Indo-Aryan section and Austro-Asiatic and Dravidian language family, however, are facing a decline in vitality. They are gradually being replaced, either by Nepali or by mixed languages in most general domains. Thus, the speakers of such languages need to be involved in community-based language activities appropriate to their current vitality levels for achieving a desired sustainable language use to transmit life crucial knowledge to youth in Nepal.

ISBN 9783969390368 (Hardbound). Languages of the World 62. 231pp. 2021.

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