Sentence examples for rare languages from inspiring English sources

Created mainly for actors and other performers, it suggests an untapped possibility for rare languages on the Internet.

The House of the Small Languages says it plans to serve as a collection of audio files of rare languages (www.burgaud.demon.nl/index.htm).htm

Rare languages spoken in the city include Chitrali from northern Pakistan, Konkani from western India, Dagaare from Ghana, and Uyghur from north-western China.

"The burden of increased requests for rare languages makes it a necessity," said Nataly Kelly, author of a book on interpreting.

Navajo is one of the rare languages to have survived the onslaught of the English juggernaut that laid waste to North America's native linguistic diversity.

Placing one hand across her chest and swaying gently back and forth, she quoted a line from Davis's 2003 talk, about the disappearance of the world's rare languages, the way someone might recall a favorite line of Byron.

So they went to the camp on the outskirts of Bagram where many interpreters live and found one who could speak the rare language.

Page C1 EXPOSING A RARE LANGUAGE Dan Everett, a linguist who studies Pirah?the language of a small tribe in the Brazilian Amazon, is raising academic hackles again with a new book, and a documentary is on the way.

Already, a manuscript with Georgian on the surface turned out to have a bottom layer in a rare language called Caucasian-Albanian: it was spoken by a nearly extinct Christian people that once flourished in present-day Azerbaijan but is now confined to a few villages.And there is an excellent chance of some new information about those monastic heroes from the Celtic fringe.

I was expecting this when it came to small countries with rare national languages.

Double applicatives are rare across languages.