Projet Langues en danger - Ayoreo - Tenselessness in South American indigenous languages with focus on Ayoreo (Zamuco)

Ayoreo

^{[également appelé Ayoré, Zamuco, Morotoco]}

Classification : Zamucoan

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Pier Marco Bertinetto (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy), Tenselessness in South American indigenous languages with focus on Ayoreo (Zamuco). LIAMES 14 - pp. 149-171. Primavera 2014

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AUTEUR	Pier Marco Bertinetto
UPLOADED BY	Luca Ciucci
DERNIÈRE VERSION	2014
ARCHIVED UNDER	Grammaire
CODE DE LANGUE	Anglais

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Ayoreo , Chamacoco

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Luca Ciucci

Pisa PI, Italy

Dr. Luca Ciucci is research fellow at Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa. In september 2007, Luca Ciucci began his research on the Zamucoan languages (Ayoreo, Chamacoco and Ancient Zamuco) with a special focus on morphology and on genetic relationships between the two languages. His doctoral dissertation, defended in April 2013, concerned the study of the inflectional morphology in the Zamucoan languages. He is now writing a descriptive grammar of Chamacoco (Ebitoso), an endangered and undescribed language spoken in Paraguay by approximately 1600 speakers. He aims to preserve a part of cultural heritage of humanity through language documentation. He is also working on the reconstruction of Proto-Zamuco and on an up-dated grammar of Ancient Zamuco. http://linguistica.sns.it/PaginePersonali/Ciucci.htm About Zamucoan languages: <http://www.sorosoro.org/en/zamucoan-languages> Fieldwork with Chamacoco speakers: https://www.flickr.com/photos/chamacoco_language_documentation/sets/72157

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