Приклади вживання Endangered languages Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Endangered Languages Archive.
From this standpoint, endangered languages in.
The Endangered Languages Program.
UNESCO actively tries to protect endangered languages.
The Endangered Languages Program.
Google has instituted the Endangered Languages Project.
The Endangered Languages Project.
In 2007, the United Nations added Norfuk to its list of endangered languages.
Supporting the preservation and revitalisation of endangered languages doesn't mean discouraging use of more dominant ones.
Considering the very small number of peoples estimated to speak them, they must be considered endangered languages.
In 2007, Norfuk was added to the list of endangered languages by the United Nations.
Today, endangered languages can often serve to adjust such a relationship between majority and minority.
And Professor Nicholas Evans,a leading linguistics expert who is working tirelessly save endangered languages across the globe.
It is not surprising, then, that endangered languages are being revitalized around the world, from Welsh and Breton to Sicilian and Sorbian.
This new biocultural approach is gaining ground in international organisations andsupporting endangered languages is now an environmental imperative.
It has been founded by Inky Gibbens,who became interested in endangered languages when she discovered that Buryat, the northern-Siberian language  of her grandparents, was in danger of dying out.
Despite being one of the most multicultural countries on earth,Australia is home to some of the world's most endangered languages.
SOAS staff page TEDxLSHTM talk of Mandana Seyfeddinipur: Endangered languages: why it matters(Video, Youtube) Endangered Languages  Documentation Programme(ELDP)(Englisch).
David Harrison(born 1966, Ponoka, Alberta, Canada), is a linguist, anthropologist,author and activist for the documentation and preservation of endangered languages.
According to the Endangered Languages Project, established by a global consortium of linguists, there are approximately 7,000 languages  in the world, and 40 percent of these languages  are in varying degrees of danger of dying out.
Despite gloomy predictions, more and more people want to speak the language,which has been on Unesco's list of endangered languages since 2010.
The program operates in a way that the organizations that contract the Endangered Languages Program to develop software are the owners and custodians of the final product and allow indigenous communities to have control over the language. .
Seyfeddinipur teaches courses in Visual Mode of Language,the use of videos in field research on endangered languages, language psychology and language  use.
Harrison has done field work on several endangered languages in Siberia and Mongolia including Tuvan, Tsengel Tuvan, Tofa, Chulym, Monchak, Munda, and also in Paraguay, Chile, Papua New Guinea, India, Micronesia and Vanuatu.
With the recovering or revitalization of a language  comes the recovering and revitalization of a culture and heritage, so it's wonderful that people are trying to do something to stop orat least slow the deaths of many endangered languages.
In a recent interview, noted linguist Dr. Mandana Seyfeddinipur-who heads the Endangered Languages Archive(ELAR) at the School of Oriental and African Studies(SOAS), University of London- said,“you cannot send out a pamphlet in majority languages  during an emergency due to an epidemic”.
Page for Swarthmore College Linguistics Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages National Geographic Society Enduring Voices Project The Economist"Seven Questions for K. David Harrison" BBC News"The Tragedy of Dying Languages" Selected publications available online.
It is considered threatened by the Endangered Language Project.[5].
Australia has the worst track record of endangering languages.".
UNESCO has marked it as an endangered language.