Meet an Endangered Language

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Meet an Endangered Language - Jalonke

Jalonke is an endangered Mande language mainly spoken in the West African country of Guinea . The taster will give a brief introduction to the language situation and then focus on one of the areas especially elaborate in West African culture and crucial for every fieldworker and language learner to master, ie. greetings.

Speaker(s):	Dr Friederike Luepke \| talks

Date and Time:	8 May 2008 at 1:00 pm
Duration:	30 minutes

Venue:	SOAS Endangered Languages Project Thornhaugh Street Russell Square London WC1H 0XH 02078984578 http://www.hrelp.org More at SOAS Endangered Languages Project...

Tickets:	Free
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Additional Information:	See http://www.hrelp.org/events/elw2008/mel.html

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