LINGUIST List 22.2524
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Fri Jun 17 2011
Qs: Survey: Na'vi Research Study
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1. Christine Schreyer ,
Survey: Na'vi Research Study
Message 1: Survey: Na'vi Research Study
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Date: 14-Jun-2011
From: Christine Schreyer <christine.schreyer ubc.ca>
Subject: Survey: Na'vi Research Study
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Kaltxì, my name is Christine Schreyer and I am an assistant professor of Anthropology at UBC (Okanagan campus). Recently, I taught a course that focused partially on created languages, including Na'vi, and I have since become intrigued by the large numbers of people who are learning the Na'vi language around the world and I would like to learn more about who these learners are, why they are interested in learning Na'vi, how they are learning it, and how they think the Na'vi language will develop over the next few years. If you have spent any time learning Na'vi and are interested in participating in this research, please visit: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/NAVI Feel free to share the survey address with anyone else you think might be interested as well. Following the completion of the survey, I will provide a summary report to The LINGUIST List as well. I look forward to hearing from you all.
Linguistic Field(s):
Sociolinguistics
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