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  1. Taiwanese Hokkien, often called Taiwanese or Taigi, remains one of Taiwan’s major languages, but its use differs sharply by generation.

    According to the 2020 census, 65.9% of people aged 65+ primarily used Taiwanese Hokkien, compared with only 7.4% of children aged 6 to 14.

    #Taiwan #Taigi #TaiwaneseLanguage #LanguageRevitalization

  2. Kia orana tātou. It's Cook islands Language week here in Aotearoa! If you work in language revitalisation you might like this thing me and my mate done thepolynesiansociety.org/index #languagerevitalization #CILW26

  3. A Curtin University study followed Aboriginal preschoolers learning Noongar through “yarning circles” that blend storytelling with fluid multilingual speech. Researchers call it translingual yarning pedagogy, and it’s reshaping how language revitalization gets taught. #Noongar #LanguageRevitalization #IndigenousEducation anthropology.net/p/a-kangaroo-

  4. @smrms it’s not used too often, but I follow #LanguageRevitalization. I should be better about including hashtags in my linguistics posts.

  5. I know they put your thesis online and I am a big advocate for making research publicly available, but it's still shocking and blush-inducing every time that someone reads or cites your weird little passion manifesto from a former lifetime. 🥰 #education #research #endangeredlanguages #languagerevitalization #highered

  6. The idea that children have to do what we say or we are entitled to inflict suffering upon them is the ideology of the Ep$tein class.
    #education #teaching #languages #languagerevitalization #schools

  7. 🗣️ Calling all language revitalization allies!

    We're launching a community-led effort to reclaim and rebuild the Brothertown language—grounded in Proto-SNEA and guided by expert linguists. Volunteers welcome!

    🔗 michael-conrad.com/blog/brothe

    #Brothertown #LanguageRevitalization #Algonquian #SNEA #CommunityLanguage #IndigenousLanguages #Linguistics #LanguageReclamation #indigenous

  8. I'm thrilled to share that I've started working as a Language Learning Specialist on Rosetta Stone's Endangered Languages team.

    It's really exciting to be able to continue working on digital language learning tools for #LanguageRevitalization, doing work that I'm passionate about.

    #linguistics

  9. I'll be speaking at a conference on fieldwork at the American Philosophical Society later this month. There are talks from scholars from a wide range of disciplines. Mine is about the importance of accessible tools for #LanguageRevitalization projects. Registration is required, but it's a hybrid conference and it's free, so come if you're in Philly (or want to visit) or tune in to the livestream.

    amphilsoc.org/future-field-wor

    #linguistics

  10. A new cohort of decolonial language teachers launches next week. No prior experience or degrees required.
    Languages.any.org/teachers
    #languagerevitalization #language #languages #languageteaching #teachers

  11. I've started Somali, Ojibwe, Irish, German, and Spanish. You could argue I'm missing some polish✨ on my Western Armenian. 🥴

    I feel mostly frustration about Somali and Ojibwe because I didn't retain most of what I did learn and I never got far enough to feel like I "cracked the code" in the sense of feeling like I could keep learning on my own. 😕

    German and Spanish, I know if I just simply exposed myself more and made more of an effort, I could get much better. I feel a little embarrassed at the "laziness" of... what? Working 4 jobs simultaneously, building 6 university & community programs, founding a company, teaching multiple languages, learning others, fostering multiple teens, moving countries x5, and creating a groundbreaking framework for meeting a global need...instead of buckling down...or something? 😰

    Western Armenian, I feel sad. I would have liked to have lived forever on the outskirts of Beirսէ at the heart of the diaspora, but alas, that opportunity crumbled... but I would like to get good at it.✌️

    And Irish...Irish touches something painful. I should know it. It should have been my first language. Well, one of 2 or 3...if we hadn't surrender to the construct of Wh!teness...if there hadn't been a g3n0ըide...

    HBU?

    #multilingual #education #languages #languagerevitalization #pedagogy

  12. My postdoc at the American Philosophical Society is coming to an end. I’m still figuring out where I’m off to next, but if you have any #linguistics job leads (academic, alt-ac, or industry) that might befit someone with experience in #LanguageRevitalization, #HistoricalLinguistics, and #CorpusLinguistics, please let me know!

    @linguistics

  13. Dr.

    Hartwell Francis, the curriculum developer, highlights the scarcity of quality materials for small languages.

    He approached WCU's Tatiana Potts to create something beautiful and meaningful.

    #LanguageRevitalization #CommunityEngagement

  14. I love looking through native-land.ca. I learn something new every time I go, usually by just clicking on one of the random articles on the side. It's pretty clear that it's a small team behind it, and I wish they had more resources to be able to put more indigenous languages on the map (literally!).

    If you have some time on your hands and a passion for language, I'd highly suggest checking out their Volunteer page: native-land.ca/how-to-contribu It's a lovely way to contribute to/learn about global Indigenous sovereignty and lift up marginalized voices. Each language is a worldview; we can learn so much if only we look for it!

    Also this is Ariel; I'd post this on my profile but wandering.shop has a very small character allowance and I am way too long-winded for it, I have found :P

    #IndigenousLanguage #IndigenousSovereignty #LandBack #NativeLand #LanguageRevitalization #Languages #Maps #Mapping @arielkroon

  15. Dear _ ,

    🌎✨ I envision the future in #Canada, where ≈60 #IndigenousLanguages (& English & French) will be current in society. To enable this future I will: 📚 continue to support #Indigenous language learning & revitalization programs; 🗣️ learn & practice the local Niitsitapi (i.e., Blackfoot) language; 🎓 advocate for language inclusion in education; 📜 support policies that recognize Indigenous languages; 💬 & amplify Indigenous voices & stories. Languages are identities. 🔥 #LanguageRevitalization

  16. My talk is tomorrow at 3 PM eastern, if learning about a textbook created as part of a community-engaged revitalization effort is your jam. #LanguageRevitalization #linguistics lingo.lol/@abdalian/1138338605

  17. I'll be giving a talk at the American Philosophical Society on Thursday, January 23rd to discuss some of the successes and lessons learned from the creation and publication of the Tunica Language Textbook. The talk is on Zoom and is free but requires that you register at the link below. Feel free to register and attend if you're interested!

    amphilsoc.org/events/just-one-

    #linguistics #LanguageRevitalization

    @linguistics

  18. Non-credit enrollment has now opened for LCC Chinuk Wawa classes. We have CW101 on Tu/Th at either 6-8pm (on Zoom) or 2-4pm (in person at the LCC Longhouse). CW201 is online M/W 4-6. www.lanecc.edu/chinukwawa

    #chinukwawa #chinuk #language #languagerevitalization #indigenous