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Burundian Sign Language Missing #98
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Is there any publication with information about the language (number of
speakers, closest relative etc)?
One way to add a language to Glottolog is to contact us here like you did
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2017-01-30 0:39 GMT+01:00 Jonathan Bitgood <notifications@github.com>:
… Burundian Sign Language is missing from the Glottolog. It's a real
language with many materials in it. What is the process for adding new
Languages to the Glottolog?
Here's an example of Burundian Sign Language:
www.bible.is/deaf/1BISLS/1/intro
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Population: ~31,500 located in the country: Here's a report detailing the numbers of deaf children in the country: As far as closest relatives, I'd have to ask a linguist who specializes in sign language. I know one and will get back to with his answer. |
Hi Jonathan! Thanks for these links. The DDP report suggests that Burundi
Sign Language may be a variant of American Sign Language with local
influences as well as from Kenyan Sign Language. Do you know if this is
accurate?
2017-01-30 10:22 GMT+01:00 Jonathan Bitgood <notifications@github.com>:
… Population: ~31,500 located in the country:
http://www.peoplegroups.org/Explore/groupdetails.aspx?peid=47720
Here's a report detailing the numbers of deaf children in the country:
http://ddpuk.org/deaf-children-burundi-report.pdf
As far as closest relatives, I'd have to ask a linguist who specializes in
sign language. I know one and will get back to with his answer.
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That'd be correct, it is heavily influenced by ASL - the linguist I contacted told me that there was significant variation between the two. I don't know whether or not the two are intelligible though. He's going to get in touch with someone who knows Burundi Sign Language. |
Hi Jonathan! Thanks it would be great if you could get back to me re the
question of whether Burundi and American SL are intelligible as you know
someone who knows someone who knows the answer :-). all the best, H
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contacted told me that there was significant variation between the two. I
don't know whether or not the two are intelligible though. He's going to
get in touch with someone who knows Burundi Sign Language.
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Burundian Sign Language is missing from the Glottolog. It's a real language with many materials in it. What is the process for adding new Languages to the Glottolog?
Here's an example of Burundian Sign Language:
www.bible.is/deaf/1BISLS/1/intro
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