LINGUIST List 6.1339

Mon Oct 2 1995

Qs: Post-grad courses, Naolanese, Navajo writing system

Editor for this issue: T. Daniel Seely <dseelyemunix.emich.edu>

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1. Salla K Kurhila, Post-grad. courses in Britain?
2. Alexis Manaster Ramer, Q; Naolanese
3. wachal robert s, Navajo writing system

Query for information about post-grad. courses in British universities

I would be very interested in doing some post graduate studying in the
UK next year. I'm interested in the communication between a native
speaker and a non-native speaker, and the method I'm most familiar with
is conversation analysis.

Are there universities in the UK which have good courses on the
intercultural communication, or which would do research on the interaction
between a native speaker and a non-native speaker?

I would be grateful of any information; kindly answer to
skurhilakruuna.helsinki.fi

In 1947 Weitlaner briefly described a language spoken in the village of
Naolan, Tamaulipas, Mexico, which Swadesh later sought to relate to
some of the "Gulf" and Hokan languages. I am wondering if anybody
knows anything else about this language.

Does Navajo have a writing system, and, if so, how old is it?

Bob Wachal

robert-wachaluiowa.edu