Daniel L. Everett, Barbara Kern
This is the first major study of any Chapakuran language and makes an important contribution to linguistic theory. This study is especially timely as the Chapakuran languages of Western Brazil and Eastern Bolivia are endangered, and less than 2,000 known speakers of Wari and its related dialects are left in existence.|
First major study of any Chapakuran language
Especially timely study since these languages are endangered
The most comprehensive grammar to be published on any language of the Brazilian Amazon
Preface OVERVIEW OF 'ORO NAO' GRAMMAR 1. SYNTAX 2. MORPHOLOGY 3. PHONOLOGY 4. IDEOPHONES AND INTERJECTIONS 5. LEXICON 6. TEXTS
This is the first major study of any Chapakuran language, and makes an important contribution to the database of linguistic theory. This study is especially timely as the Chapakuran languages of Western Brazil and Eastern Bolivia are endangered.
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Daniel L. Everett, Barbara Kern
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Preface OVERVIEW OF 'ORO NAO' GRAMMAR 1. SYNTAX 2. MORPHOLOGY 3. PHONOLOGY 4. IDEOPHONES AND INTERJECTIONS 5. LEXICON 6. TEXTS
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This is the first major study of any Chapakuran language and makes an important contribution to linguistic theory. This study is especially timely as the Chapakuran languages of Western Brazil and Eastern Bolivia are endangered, and less than 2,000 known speakers of Wari and its related dialects are left in existence.
