LINGUIST List 19.573
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Tue Feb 19 2008
FYI: The VLC Language Index
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The VLC Language Index
Message 1: The VLC Language Index
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Date: 18-Feb-2008
From: Juergen Handke <handke staff.uni-marburg.de>
Subject: The VLC Language Index
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The Virtual Linguistics Campus' language index, which exhibits more than 130 languages (more than 75 with full audio support) has now been made available to all VLC-community members. Currently, the VLC language index hosts the following number of languages: Afro-Asiatic, 7 Algonquian, 7 Altaic, 4 Austro-Asiatic, 4 Austronesian, 2 Caucasian, 1 Creole, 3 Dravidian, 2 Eskimo-Aleut, 3 independent, 4 Indo-European, 45 Na-Dene, 24 Niger-Congo, 7 Nilo-Saharan, 2 Sino-Tibetan, 7 South American, 2 Uralic, 3 After login, all VLC-community members will now find their own toolbox from which they can access the VLC language map with the following cross-linguistic options: - cognate comparison (full audio support) - menu-driven typological parameter comparison - access to all languages via mouse click - information about language families/phyla Each language is presented with the following information: - general typological information - a spoken welcoming message - the spoken and transliterated story ''The North wind and the Sun'' - a dozen phrases and sentences - the numbers 1 to 10 - additional information about the language - information about the speaker For all speakers of languages that have no audio information yet or that have not been represented in the VLC index at all, the VLC-team would be very pleased to hear from you and incorporate your language into the VLC language index.
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
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