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Let’s speak Poorꞌíŋ beléꞌŋ (Let’s Speak Fur Language)

This zine was created by Esraa Alrasheed for the 2025 Language Lodge. It  demonstrates how to introduce oneself in the Fur language, including talking about one’s job, age, education, and hobbies. It has been translated into English and was created as part of the documentation process during the elicitation phase for assignments on syntax, morphology, and semantics in linguistic fieldwork.

View and download the printable version below. It can be printed, folded and assembled following these instructions. You can also read the ebook here. 

License: CC-BY-NC-ND. 

 

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