Qs: Endangered Lang: Spoken more in United States than in Homeland
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Date: 16-Apr-2010 From: Sam Roberts <samrobnytimes.com> Subject: Endangered Lang: Any Spoken more in United States than in Homeland E-mail this message to a friend
Dear LINGUIST List subscribers,
I'm working on an article about endangered languages and wondering whether there are places in the United States - New York, in articular - where more immigrants speak an endangered language than people do back in their homelands. Does this seem plausible? Where should I look?
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