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Talen leven. Ze evolueren, passen zich aan en splitsen zich op. Maar wat als een taal met uitsterven bedreigd wordt of niet meer leeft? Dit boek - uitgebracht onder auspiciën van UNESCO - brengt de meest kwetsbare talen in kaart. Met een beschrijving van de situatie rond onder meer het Afroduits, Babuza (Taiwan), Quechua (taal van de Inca’s), Ter Sami (meest bedreigde van de nog resternde Sami-talen) en Ychi (indianentaal, ooit groot taalgebied in het zuidoosten van de VS. Verdwijnende talen vertegenwoordigen een onmisbare bron van informatie over oude beschavingen. Unesco zet zich in voor het bestuderen, vastleggen en beschermen van deze talen. UNESCO is een gespecialiseerde organisatie van de Verenigde Naties en levert een bijdrage aan onder meer duurzame ontwikkeling en interculturele dialoog door onderwijs, wetenschap, cultuur en communicatie. Unesco houdt zich ook bezig met onderzoek, behoud en bescherming van bedreigde talen op de wereld.

結果 (英語) 1:

Languages life. They evolve, adapt to and split itself on. But what if a language is threatened with extinction or no longer live? This book-released under the auspices of UNESCO brings the most vulnerable languages in map. With a description of the situation in areas such as the Afroduits, Babuza (Taiwan), Quechua (language of the Incas), in Sami (most threatened by the still resternde Sami languages) and language (Indian language, Ychi ever large area in the southeast of the USA. Disappearing languages represent an indispensable source of information on ancient civilizations. UNESCO is committed to studying, capture and protect these languages. UNESCO is a specialized agency of the United Nations and contributes to sustainable development and intercultural dialogue through education, science, culture and communication. UNESCO is also engaged in research, conservation and protection of endangered languages in the world.

結果 (英語) 2:

Languages ​​live. They evolve, adapt and split up. But what if a language is threatened with extinction or no longer alive? This book - published under the auspices of UNESCO - bringing the most vulnerable languages ​​identified. Describing the situation around include the Afro-German, Babuza (Taiwan), Quechua (language of the Incas), Ter Sami (most threatened by the still resternde Sami languages) and Ychi (Indian language, once widely known language in southeast US Disappearing languages ​​represent an indispensable source of information about ancient civilizations. UNESCO is committed to studying, recording and protection of these languages. UNESCO is a specialized agency of the United Nations and contributes to, inter alia, sustainable development and intercultural dialogue through education, science, culture and communication. UNESCO also engages in research, conservation and protection of endangered languages ​​in the world.

結果 (英語) 3:

language life. they evolve, adapt and split up. but what if a language is endangered or alive? this book published under the auspices of unesco brings the most vulnerable languages in map. with a description of the situation in the afroduits, babuza (taiwan), (language of quechua the incas)for sami (most endangered of the resternde sami languages) and ychi (indianentaal ever large region in the southeast of the united states. vanishing languages represent a vital source of information about ancient civilizations. unesco is committed to the study of these languages define and protect.unesco is a specialized agency of the united nations and contributes to sustainable development and intercultural dialogue in education, science, culture and communication. unesco also deals with research, conservation and protection of endangered languages in the world.