Comisión Nacional Venezolana de Cooperación con la UNESCO
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Oficina de UNESCO en Quito
Vídeo producido por el Ministerio de Educación del Ecuador en el marco de la celebración del Año Internacional de las Lenguas Indígenas 2019. Somos 14 nacionalidades en el Ecuador: awa, achuar, andoa, chachi, cofán, kichwa, sápara, secoya, shiwiar, shuar, siona, tsa’chila, waorani y épera.
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Oficina de UNESCO en Quito
Vídeo producido por el Ministerio de Educación del Ecuador en el marco de la celebración del Año Internacional de las Lenguas Indígenas 2019. Lenguas achuar, andoa, awa, chachi, cofán, kichwa, sápara, secoya, shiwiar, shuar, siona, tsa’chila, waorani y épera.
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State Library of Queensland
As part of State Library’s commitment to the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages, we will be promoting a ‘word of the week’ from one of the 125+ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages and dialects from across Queensland. This week’s word is woongarra [pronounced one-garra] from the Taribelang language of Bundaberg, meaning ‘burning mountain’. [...]
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Comisión Nacional Venezolana de Cooperación con la UNESCO
La cestería del Amazonas venezolano constituye una de las expresiones artísticas más ricas y atractivas de todas las artesanías creadas por las comunidades indígenas suramericanas. Entre todas estas, las cestas circulares y las petacas o cajas tejidas––solo por hombres––de la etnia Makiritare, son las que más se destacan por sus diseños aparentemente abstractos o cinéticos, [...]
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QBL Media
In this post, we discuss how to translate a video from South African English to Afrikaans. The use case is a nature reserve looking to increase awareness of its work (conservation) in rural South Africa.
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QBL Media
We use AI to convert a video from Australian English -> Swahili. Read on to understand the process, and how this can deliver value to your stakeholders.
Comisión Nacional Venezolana de Cooperación con la UNESCO
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Comisión Nacional Venezolana de Cooperación con la UNESCO
El idioma en Venezuela es el español, idioma oficial del país que llegó a él a partir de la conquista española. Además del español, también hay idiomas indígenas oficiales para los pueblos indígenas, como el pemón, el warao, el guajiro, entre otros. Hay por lo menos 31 lenguas indígenas en Venezuela.
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International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA)
It is often the case that someone’s mother tongue is not the dominant language of the country or region in which they speak. This can pose challenges through life, from greater difficulties at school to problems in finding work or interacting with government later in life. Today there are around 50 000 people in the [...]
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State Library of Queensland
As part of State Library’s commitment to the 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages, we will be promoting a ‘word of the week’ from one of the 125+ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages and dialects from across Queensland. This week’s word is yanga [pronounced young-ah] from the Baradha language of Central Queensland, extending from [...]
El Español como Puente
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Oficina de UNESCO en Quito
La Oficina de la UNESCO en Quito y el Ministerio Relaciones Exteriores y Movilidad Humana de Ecuador realizaron el 28 de enero, el lanzamiento oficial en Ecuador del Año Internacional de las Lenguas Indígenas (AILI) 2019. La ceremonia se celebró en paralelo con el lanzamiento del Año Internacional en la sede de la UNESCO en [...]
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Do you know the meaning of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander place names where you live? It’s time to find out. Across Australia, places are known for their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander names. But what do they mean? What’s the story behind them? From the name of a town or suburb; to a [...]
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Word Up shares the diverse languages of black Australia from Anmatyerre to Arrernte, from Bidjara to Bundjalung, from Nyungar to Ngaanyatjarra, from Yankunytjatjara to Yorta Yorta—one word at a time.
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Linguacious, LLC
These unique vocabulary flashcards in Yup’ik are the only ones that allow kids and adults to practice all four language skills independently (reading, writing, listening, and speaking), while playing fun card games. They are also the only ones that include audio pronunciation by a native speaker of Yup’ik; since scan each card with the Linguacious [...]
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Monash University
The loss of a language is a lot more than just the loss of words. It is also the loss of identity, spirituality, cultural knowledge and values. The Monash Country Lines Archive (MCLA) began in 2011 to work in partnership with Indigenous Australian communities in their language preservation. Working on the premise that Indigenous communities [...]
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Humanities Faculty, Banff Academy
A list of loved words collected from staff at Banff Academy, secondary school in Scotland, in Scots Language, largely the Doric dialect of Scots (North East Scots).
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