81. Polynesian Languages And Literature Group POLLInet includes texts in Polynesian languages, general information about these languages, and a mailing list. http://bilbo.ling.su.se/pollinet/

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84. Official UN Universal Declaration Of Human Rights Home Page Adopted and proclaimed by the general Assembly of the United Nations in 1948, available in hundreds of languages. http://www.unhchr.ch/udhr/

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86. Demanding Polynesian Languages In The Courts News article about using Polynesian languages in French Polynesian courts. http://www.hellopacific.com/news/general/news/2003/05/13/f.html

Demanding Polynesian languages in the courts May 13, 2003 Many Tahitians before the courts find it difficult to argue their case in the French language. The Administrative Tribunal in the capital, Papeete has ruled that Polynesian languages can be used before the civil courts, and an interpreters' service should be provided to all people who want to use their own language. The debate has started - who'll pay for such a service? Tahitian lawyer, Stanley Cross, explained the importance of using indigenous language in special court appearances in Tahiti and said Polynesians have not yet mastered the French language. "At the level of civil courts, there is no obligation for the court to provide an interpreter. In order to fill this gap, the Territorial Assembly here in French Polynesia discussed a proposal that was lodged by the independence party Tavini Huiraatira," Cross said. "I myself drafted the proposal put before the Assembly, to officially recognise the use of Polynesian languages before the civil courts in French Polynesia, and provide access to an interpreter for free, if the person before the court so desires." "You know in French Polynesia, you have the Tahitian language, the Marquesan language, the Tuamotu language, the Mangarevan language and the language of the Austral Islands - so five languages in all," he added. "You have this social reality in French Polynesia - to this day, there are Polynesians who haven't mastered the French language. There are people who don't write or speak the French language. So if you're talking about legality, about equality before the courts, it can only work if people before the courts can write in their own language. "

87. Foreign Languages--General A general introduction to the nature and structure of language and its role insociety. No prerequisites. FORL 4030 Selected Topics in Foreign languages http://class.georgiasouthern.edu/fl/fl-all.htm

Requirements for a Major or Minor Curriculum REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR OR MINOR Complete the Core Curriculum Elective Hours are available; they may be used to complete a second major, one or more second minors, or clusters of related courses in several different areas. Twenty-four of upper-division coursework are required for the major, and fifteen hours of upper-division coursework are required for the minor (three hours may be from lower division courses, i.e. 2001). All students who have completed the intermediate level (2000) are eligible to earn up to nine hours of upper-division credit in the appropriate Studies Abroad Program. These nine hours of credit are applicable to the major or minor in the chosen foreign language. A minor is required for Foreign Language majors. Select from this group: Anthropolgy; Art; Biology; Chemistry; Communication Arts; Computer Science; Economics; English; French; Geography; Geology; German; History; Journalism; Library Science; Mathematics; Music; Philosophy; Physics; Political Science; Psychology; Sociology; American Studies; International Studies; Linguistics. After completion of the first minor, you may select second minors from this group: Business; Family and Child Studies; Food Service Management; Information Systems; Interior Design; Nutrition; Textiles, Clothing and Fashion Merchandising. B.A. Degree Requirements

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89. This Page Has Been Moved Inventory of institutions and organizations (academic, governmental, nongovernmental, international, national, regional, local) dedicated to the study and maintenance of the indigenous and minority languages of the world, as well as to fostering linguistic diversity in general. http://cougar.ucdavis.edu/nas/terralin/endlangs.html

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90. University Of Toledo Foreign Languages - General Information Department of Foreign languages. general Information. The Department of Foreignlanguages is located on the fifth floor in University Hall on the Bancroft http://www.forlang.utoledo.edu/general.html

@import url(styles/style.css); Department of Foreign Languages General Information The Department of Foreign Languages is located on the fifth floor in University Hall on the Bancroft Campus. See the campus map in the University of Toledo Information Page (located inside UT's Home page) for the exact location. Department Chair Information: Dr. Antonio Varela University Hall 5230 D Department Office Information Location: University Hall 5230-D Phone: (419) 530-2606 Fax: (419)530-4954 Secretary: Pat Konwinski Office Hours: Monday through Friday from 8:15am to 5:00pm Saturday and Sunday Closed Why should you learn Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Latin, or Spanish at this university? Access the top ten reasons why you should learn a particular language by visiting the French Brochure or the German Brochure Foreign Language Course Pages: special interest web pages, current and previous course syllabi. Department Activities for Students French Program and Extracurricular Activities German Program Extracurricular Activities Japanese Program and Extracurricular Activities ... Spanish Program and Extracurricular Activities Programs not yet online: Arabic, Chinese, Latin

91. Finnish Characterized (the S.c.nordic FAQ) by Eugene Holman. general information about Finnish from the FAQ of soc.culture.nordic by a linguist specializing in Finnish and other BalticFinnic languages. http://www.lysator.liu.se/nordic/scn/finlang.html

The home pages for the Usenet newsgroup soc.culture.nordic [ This page was initially edited in a version suitable to get printed [ Check if Lysator's faster www-server is up and running? ] FAQ-Related texts Finnish characterized Finnish Pronunciation: Easy in the sense that it uses a small number of sounds which are subject to a surprisingly small amount of allophonic variation; difficult in the sense that the ability to speak and understand Finnish is crucially dependent on having learned to distinguish between long and short vowels and consonants , and learning to articulate unstressed syllables crisply without the slightest trace of slurring or reduction, this being the exact opposite of what an English speaker is likely to do. All Finnish words have their main stress on the first syllable , and the basic intonation patterns are easily learned. Grammar: First the good news: no grammatical gender, almost no irregular nouns or verbs, there is usually a simple one-to-one mapping relationship between ending and function or meaning. The bad news is an extremely complex set of morphophonemic alternations known as "consonant gradation" which results in most lexical morphemes having at least two highly divergent forms: varvas "toe"

92. AIATSIS - Body Template general Language policy issues Serials and Series Alawa page AUTHOR Blake,Barry J. TITLE Australian Aboriginal languages a general introduction http://www.aiatsis.gov.au/lbry/fct_shts/lib_rsc2.htm

You Are Here: home library fact sheets, guides, etc bibliographies alphabetical title list Indigenous Languages Bibliography General Language policy issues Serials and Series Alawa page General AUTHOR Black, Paul, 1944-. (AUTHOR) Walton, Christine TITLE Bibliography of applied linguistics and Aboriginal education / by Paul Black and Chris Walton PUBLISH Casuarina, N.T. : Centre for Studies of Language in Education, Northern Territory University , c1991, 2 v. in 1 NOTES Contents: pt. 1. Introduction and index - pt. 2. Alphabetical list of references DESCRIPTION Key word index and alphabetical bibliography of applied linguistics in general but including Aboriginal bilingual education and language maintenance REF 40.2 BLA AUTHOR Blake, Barry J. TITLE Australian Aboriginal grammar / Barry Blake PUBLISH London : Croom Helm , 1987, 220 p. NOTES Bibliography: p. 196-212 ; Includes index DESCRIPTION Surveys morphology and syntax of large number of Aboriginal languages; focuses on grammatical relations through case marking, particularly ergative/absolutive distinctions linked to hierarchy of subclasses from pronouns to inanimate nouns marked for accusative case; word order, multi-verb and multi-clause sentences B B636.24/A2

93. Transactions Of The Philological Society Home Page A scholarly periodical devoted to the general study of language and languages that has an unbroken tradition. Table of contents, abstracts and aims and scope. http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/journal.asp?ref=0079-1636

94. LANGUAGES-ON-THE-WEB: BEST ARABIC LINKS The Arabic section of languageson-the-web site. Offers links in various categories including language learning resources. Good links in general but not as comprehensive or up to date as should be. http://www.languages-on-the-web.com/links/link-arabic.htm

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95. Modern Languages - General Research Subject Guides Modern languages general. For more information,contact the library s Modern languages research specialist. http://www.lib.depaul.edu/eresource/subject_search_infotype.asp?SubjectID=28&Top

96. About Taiwan - Main Page general information and links on Taiwan including people, history, geography, and languages. http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/taiwan/about_taiwan.htm

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97. GERMANIC LANGUAGES LINKS Links to various resources on Germanic languages including dictionaries, language learning and general information. http://www.geocities.com/germaniclang/

GERMANIC LANGUAGES LINKS German Travlang's German for Travelers: Deutsch für Reisende German Language The Internet Handbook of German Grammar Grammar of German ... Deutsch im Netz: German on the Web English History of the English Language On-Line English Grammar WWWebster Dictionary Common Errors in English ... United Kingdom English - United States English Dictionary Frisian Travlang's English-Frisian Dictionary Travlang's Frisian-English Dictionary Travlang's Dutch-Frisian Dictionary Frisian for Travellers: Frysk foar toeristen (in English) ... Frysk voor reizigers: Frysk foar toeristen (nederlands) Norwegian Online Resources for the Study of Norwegian Travlang's Norwegian for Travelers: Norsk til reisebruk Norwegian in Five Minutes a Month The Norwegian Language Council ... Norway's Languages Swedish Swedish: a language of Sweden Travlang's Swedish for Travelers: Svenska för resenärer Swedish to English Dictionary Swedish Constraint Grammar: A Short Presentation ... Some Notes on the Swedish Language Danish Dansk grammatik Danish Grammar for the World Learn to speak Danish Travlang's Danish for Travelers: Dansk for turister ... Danish language Faroese The Faroese Language Faroese Gutnish Gutnish The Gutnish Language Learn Gutnish Icelandic Mímir - Icelandic Grammar Notebook Travlang's Icelandic for Travelers: Íslenska fyrir ferðamenn Speak Icelandic Like a Restless Native Nordjobbs språkkurs ... Icelandic Phrase Page Dutch Integral Dutch Course Travlang's Dutch for Travelers: Nederlands voor reizigers Peter Large's Dutch Page Introduction to the Dutch language ... Spreek je nederlands? for English speakers

98. OUP Southern Africa Home Page A department of the University of Oxford. Oxford University Press Southern Africa has approximately 1,200 local books in print in all 11 official languages, written by more than 700 South Africans, with an annual publishing programme of about 150 carefully selected books in the academic, educational, and general fields. http://www.oup.com/za/

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100. Jewish Language Research Website: Researchers Plotkin, Vulf (Israel; Yiddish, Germanic languages, general phonology) JudeoArabic); Sharon, Miriam (Israel; Jewish languages, general linguistics, http://www.jewish-languages.org/researchers.html

Jewish Language Research Website Home Languages Submission Resources ... Jewish-Languages Mailing List Researchers By Name A B C ... United States By Name A Arnold, Rafael (Germany; Ladino translations, Judeo-Spanish, languages of the Sephardim in Italy (16th/17th century), language contact) Aronson, Howard I. (United States; structure of Yiddish, Yiddish and Slavic) Ascher, Gloria J. (United States; teaching and learning Judeo-Spanish, Judeo-Spanish folklore, music, tradition, Judeo-Spanish literature) B bar-Lev, Zev (United States; Hebrew teaching, Hebrew morphophonology, Hebrew lexical semantics and lexicon) Benor, Sarah Bunin (United States; sociolinguistics, American Jewish English, Yiddish, Ladino / Judezmo / Judeo-Spanish, Jewish languages / comparative Jewish linguistics, language contact) Berger, Shlomo (Netherlands; Yiddish (especially pre-modern: up to 1800)) Bolozky, Shmuel (United States; phonology, morphology, Hebrew phonology and morphology, foreign language teaching methodology) Bunis, David M. (Israel; Judezmo studies, Yiddish studies, comparative Jewish linguistics) C Connerty, Mary C.

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