@Cayden_Cline@avzaagzonunaada Yeah, I guess they're a bit hard to come by in person sometimes >< Super cool you're working with a primer though! :D (Is it Hewitt's??)
@Cayden_Cline@avzaagzonunaada Ah, hello! I also only have this title from doing my BA at Pitt, but I do consider myself an honorary Yinzer ;) Who are your Abkhaz lessons with btw?? So excited to see someone else also studying The Abkhaz!
New database #Grambank documents patterns of grammatical variation in over 2400 of the world’s #languages & shows their diversity. This project was initiated by the Dept. of Linguistic & Cultural Evolution @MPI_EVA_Leipzig. See: https://t.co/AY1G6qQXGk & https://t.co/7YwxhzKb6F
Some two weeks ago I've received an email from Abkhazia. The topic was adding support for various Abaza & Abkhaz language writing systems into our Yaziv web tool. After fruitful discussions and developments the two languages are finally available at https://t.co/q5vNhYGB0n.
FYI, Hiphilangsci Update: Dear colleagues, As the new year begins, let us update you on the latest happenings in the world of History and Philosophy of the Language Sciences. In the northern summer, our podcast made a detour into contact linguistics,… https://t.co/tqoYMOL6dd
I know they are such a prevalent theme in the documentation of languages, but I have to confess (and hope I'm not the only one) that there are few things that interest me *less* than kinship terms. OTL
Hello everyone!
We are very excited to be back again with a full programme of interesting seminars from the start of the academic year 😃Currently we are working on this programme & would love to hear from you if there are any specific topic, period, region or👇