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First Languages Australia will be meeting with community language teams and language organizations May 30-31 to explore the possibilities of the Endangered Languages Project.
图为 Abamu Degio 正在用 Koro 语唱歌，照片提供方：濒危语言口头语言协会，摄影：Jeremy Fahringer。
Myaamia tribe students from Miami University look up an entry in the Myaamia Dictionary. Andrew J. Strack, Photo courtesy Myaamia Center Archive.
Daryl Baldwin teaches Myaamia language to young students at a tribal educational program. Andrew J. Strack, Photo courtesy Myaamia Center Archive.
Ehattesaht language activists record their elder, the last remaining fluent speaker of their language.
Techi-savvy W̱SÁNEĆ youth recording his SENĆOŦEN language with elder and language champion John Elliott.
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The Endangered Languages Project is an online resource to record, access, and share samples of and research on endangered languages as well as to share advice and best practices for those working to document or strengthen languages under threat. Visit FAQ page to learn more.
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此项目中收录的语言及其中显示的信息由濒危语言目录 (ELCat) 提供，是夏威夷大学马诺阿分校和东密歇根大学语言信息和技术研究所（语言学家名单）的研究成果。
THE ELCAT PROJECT IS CURRENTLY IN PHASE 1:
Although at an early stage, the ELCat project is contributing data to this site as part of its ongoing research process. Feedback from researchers and community members is being incorportated to improve knowledge about the world's endangered languages. Number of suggestions to date: 1,012
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