Speakers
Kathryn JOnes
(IAITH: Welsh Centre for Language Planning)
Matthew Cotter
(Hokusei Gakuen University)Dr
Sachiyo Fujita-Round
(Daito Bunka University, Foreign Language Faculty)
Description
Co-sponsored by the Hokkaido Chapter and Bilingualism SIG
This panel emphasizes languages classified as heritage, minority or ethnic endangered languages. The panelists will outline the emergence and emerging efforts on revitalization, related to Welsh as a success story, then on Southern Ryukyuan's especially on Miyakoan, Yaeyaman and Dunan languages as a live multilingually challenge and as well on the mutual support of Māori, and
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Ainu.
Summary
This panel emphasizes languageS classified as heritage, minority or ethnic endangered languages. The panelists will outline the emergence and emerging efforts on revitalization of Welsh as a success story, Southern Ryukyuan as a live multilingually challenge and the mutual support of Maori and Ainu.
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Authors
Kathryn JOnes
(IAITH: Welsh Centre for Language Planning)
Matthew Cotter
(Hokusei Gakuen University)
Dr
Sachiyo Fujita-Round
(Daito Bunka University, Foreign Language Faculty)
Co-authors
Anton Potgieter
(JALT Director of Treasury)
Gabriela Schmidt
(JALT CEFR LP SIG President)
