Endangered Languages Project - Chamacoco - Tracce di contatto tra la famiglia zamuco (ayoreo, chamacoco) e altre lingue del Chaco: prime prospezioni

Chamacoco

^{[aka Ebidoso, Tumraha, Chamakoko]}

Classification: Zamucoan

threatened

Indagine su tracce di contatto tra le famiglie zamuco, mataguayo e guaycurú

AUTHOR	Luca Ciucci
UPLOADED BY	Luca Ciucci
ORIGINAL PUBLICATION	Quaderni del Laboratorio di Linguistica della Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa 13 n.s.
LAST VERSION	2014
ARCHIVED UNDER	Grammar
LANGUAGE	Other

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Mataguayan , Ayoreo , Chamacoco , ayoreo , Guaycuruan , chamacoco

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Luca Ciucci

Cairns QLD, Australia

Luca Ciucci (James Cook University) studied linguistics at Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, in Italy. Moved by a passion for learning new languages, in September 2007 he began his research on the Zamucoan languages (Ayoreo, Chamacoco and Old Zamuco) with a special focus on morphology and the genetic relationships between these languages spoken in southern Bolivia and northern Paraguay. In 2009 he discovered the earliest grammar of Ecuadorian Quechua. His doctoral dissertation, defended in April 2013, concerned the study of the morphology in Zamucoan and his recent book Inflectional morphology in the Zamucoan languages (published by CEADUC) is considered the most detailed morphological description of a South American language family. He is now working on a descriptive grammar of Chamacoco (Ebitoso), an endangered and undescribed language spoken in Paraguay by approximately 1,800 speakers. He aims at preserving a part of our cultural heritage through language documentation.

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Tracce di contatto tra la famiglia zamuco (ayoreo, chamacoco) e altre lingue del Chaco: prime prospezioni

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