Re: Asians have hijacked Japanese study
Apud B Robson <Xb-robsonX@gol.com> (sci.lang.japan) hoc legimus:
>jim_breen@hotmail.com wrote:
>> Apud B Robson <Xb-robsonX@gol.com> (sci.lang.japan) hoc legimus:
>>>That would be even funnier if 15 Aborgines got off the bus. I might try
>>>to organize that when I go home.
>>
>> I know a Japanese-speaking Aboriginal. She may well be the only one.
>Send her over I'd love to introduce her as a real Australian (whatever
>that means)
She may be visiting the expo in Aichi next year as part of the
Victorian govt contingent.
>Do you know anything about Aboriginal languages?
SFA.
>I don't know enough
>about linguistics to understand all the technical terms but I wonder
>what forms it uses.
Which ones? Most counts are around the 600 mark.
>My original interest in Japanese was a sort of
>applied linguistics, I was interested in how a very different language
>worked.
Most field-level lexicographers in Australia work in Aboriginal and/or
Pacific island languages, so I occasionally bump into them. My main
contact has been with helping a couple put together XML structures
for recording things. I've never picked up more that a word or two,
and know nothing of the language structures.
--
Jim Breen http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/
Computer Science & Software Engineering,
Monash University, VIC 3800, Australia
ジム・ブリーン@モナシュ大学
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