Central Eurasian Language Grammars project/organising - Revision history

Firespeaker: moved Central Eurasian Language Grammars project to Central Eurasian Language Grammars project/organising

2012-02-12T03:50:52Z

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2010-03-31T02:49:44Z

IE: Balochi

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	\|Language=Pashto		\|Language=Pashto
	\|Estimate=~26M speakers		\|Estimate=~26M speakers
			}}
			{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language
			\|Language=Balochi
			\|Estimate=8M speakers
	}}		}}
	{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language		{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language

2009-10-17T03:32:18Z

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	<accesscontrol>CELG</accesscontrol>		<accesscontrol>CELG</accesscontrol>
	This page is here for organising thoughts for the '''Central Eurasian Language Grammars project'''.		This page is here for organising thoughts for the '''Central Eurasian Language Grammars project'''. See also [[Central Eurasian Language Grammars First Attempt]].

	This includes at [[#To-do\|to-do list]] and ideas on the [[#Name\|name]](s) of the volume(s).		This includes at [[#To-do\|to-do list]] and ideas on the [[#Name\|name]](s) of the volume(s).

2009-09-25T03:22:14Z

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	{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language		{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language
	\|Language=Ossetian		\|Language=Ossetian
	~~\|AlternateNames=maybe [[#Medium-density]]?~~
	\|UNESCOstatus=unsafe		\|UNESCOstatus=unsafe
	\|UNESCOstats=550,000 speakers (estimate based on the 493,610 speakers reported in the 2002 census of the Russian Federation; also spoken in South Ossetia)		\|UNESCOstats=550,000 speakers (estimate based on the 493,610 speakers reported in the 2002 census of the Russian Federation; also spoken in South Ossetia)

2009-09-25T03:03:30Z

Uralic

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	==== Uralic ====		==== Uralic ====
			{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language
			\|Language=Estonian
			\|Estimate=1.25M speakers
			}}
	{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language		{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language
	\|Language=Mordvin		\|Language=Mordvin
	\|Estimate=~~~1'000'000~~ speakers		\|Estimate=~1M speakers
	}}		}}
	{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language		{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language

2009-09-25T03:02:05Z

Tibeto-Burman

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	{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language		{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language
	\|Language=Balti		\|Language=Balti
			\|AlternateNames=grouped with Ladakhi
	\|UNESCOstatus=vulnerable		\|UNESCOstatus=vulnerable
	\|UNESCOstats=unavailable		\|UNESCOstats=unavailable
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	}}		}}
	{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language		{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language
	\|Language=~~Purkic~~		\|Language=Purik
			\|AlternateNames=grouped with Ladakhi
	\|UNESCOstatus=vulnerable		\|UNESCOstatus=vulnerable
	\|UNESCOstats=unavailable		\|UNESCOstats=unavailable
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	\|Estimate=125'000		\|Estimate=125'000
	}}		}}


	==== Other ====		==== Other ====

2009-09-25T02:46:46Z

Tibeto-Burman

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	\|Language=Amdo Tibetan		\|Language=Amdo Tibetan
	\|Estimate=800'000 speakers		\|Estimate=800'000 speakers
	}}
	~~{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language~~
	~~\|Language=Ladakhi+Puric+Balti~~
	~~\|AlternateNames=see respective varieties below in Low Density~~
	~~\|Estimate=600'000 speakers~~
	}}		}}

2009-09-25T02:11:04Z

Tibeto-Burman

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	{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language		{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language
	\|Language=Ladakhi+Puric+Balti		\|Language=Ladakhi+Puric+Balti
			\|AlternateNames=see respective varieties below in Low Density
	\|Estimate=600'000 speakers		\|Estimate=600'000 speakers
	}}		}}

2009-09-25T02:09:53Z

Turkic: Sakha → Medium Density

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	\|UNESCOstats=458,121 speakers (2002 census)		\|UNESCOstats=458,121 speakers (2002 census)
	\|UNESCOstatus=unsafe		\|UNESCOstatus=unsafe
	}}
	~~{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language~~
	~~\|Language=Sakha~~
	~~\|UNESCOstatus=unsafe~~
	~~\|UNESCOstats=456,288 speakers (2002 census)~~
	~~\|who1=Nyurguyana Petrova (petrova3@buffalo.edu, native speaker and linguistics student, friend of / recommended by Chris Straughn (U Chicago))~~
	}}		}}
	{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language		{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language

2009-09-25T02:09:48Z

Turkic: Sakha → Medium Density

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	\|Language=Qaraqalpaq		\|Language=Qaraqalpaq
	\|Estimate=0.5M speakers		\|Estimate=0.5M speakers
			}}
			{{Infobox Central Eurasian Language
			\|Language=Sakha
			\|UNESCOstatus=unsafe
			\|UNESCOstats=456,288 speakers (2002 census)
			\|who1=Nyurguyana Petrova (petrova3@buffalo.edu, native speaker and linguistics student, friend of / recommended by Chris Straughn (U Chicago))
	}}		}}