A database with translations of COVID Myth Busters from WHO is now launched. Current versions can be downloaded from https://t.co/Io3gi9iQZs @ICULingLab
Call for Papers of the 5th Asian Junior Linguists Conferences is now open. Abstract submission until December 20, 2020.
Conference dates: January 15-16, 2021 (Zoom)
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[Update] New languages are available: Dagaare (Ghana), Mandar (Indonesia), and Ollari Gadaba (India). Thank you for sharing your language. The translations of the COVID-19 myth busters can be found at: https://t.co/v4kbmeFwNV #Dagaare, #Mandar, #OllariGadaba
[Updates] COVID-19 Myth Busters from WHO in world languages released two more languages: K'iche' (Guatemala) and Low Franconian. Thank you for sharing! https://t.co/v4kbmeFwNV
#Kiche, #LowFranconian
[Updates] WHO COVID-19 Myth Busters in world languages reached the number hundred. Thank you for sharing Aḍiya (42,000 speakers) and Malapulaya both spoken in Kerala, India. https://t.co/v4kbmeFwNV
#Aḍiya, #Malapulaya, #Kerala, #CeLK
[Update] New languages are available: Bhojpuri, Angika, Punjabi (all from India), Urdu (Pakistan), and Rejang (Indonesia @mfikriansori). Thank you for sharing your language. The translations of the COVID-19 myth busters can be found at: https://t.co/v4kbmeFwNV
[Update] Koya (Dravidian), Sugali (Indo-Aryan), Kolami (Dravidian) languages are shared with us. The translations can be found at https://t.co/v4kbmeFwNV @CovidNoMB#WHO#COVID19
Thank you to the Centre for Endangered Languages of Kerala (CELK)! A translation of Paniya (spoken by 94000 speakers) was shared with the project. The translation will be shared soon! #CELK, #CovidNoMB.