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Moreton 2001 Pada tanggal Jum, 8 Jul 2022 pukul 04.46 Arctic Circle System < ***@***.***> menulis: > Thank you. Is there anywhere I can read up on the reasoning for...

Should be taken care of by PR #829 Pada tanggal Sen, 7 Mar 2022 pukul 16.47 Robert Forkel < ***@***.***> menulis: > @d97hah would probably be easier to > incorporate...

Re the reasons formulated in the last post by Hedvig: - follows conventions in endangerment linguistics - is more consistent (if the languages can be revitalised, "extinct" is hardly the...

Thanks I've fixed that for next version! H Pada tanggal Sel, 30 Agu 2022 pukul 13.35 Hoju Cha ***@***.***> menulis: > The name of the author of 134734 should be...

See e.g., Bhatia 1993, it ultimately seems to go back to: Singh, A. (1970) ‘An introduction to the dialects of Punjabi’, Pakha Sanjam 3(1-2): 120-52 But I don't have access...

Thanks I will fix that error for next version of Glottolog! all the best, H Pada tanggal Kam, 30 Jun 2022 pukul 10.41 Robert Forkel < ***@***.***> menulis: > The...

You are right. Thanks for catching this. I have Jones (1987) and the contents is the same as that you cite. Darsih (2012) did some research on Demisa in that...

Thanks for bringing this title to my attention. I'll add the reference and adjust the name for next version of Glottolog. all the best, H Pada tanggal Jum, 2 Sep...

Hi! Sorry to be slow to react to this. Parental leave does that to you. Colloquial Jakarta Indonesian [cjin1234] is classified under Betawi because people like Collins (2022) and Tadmor...

Maybe, but I suspect the Collins/Tadmor classification and/or wording is not right. Wouk (1989)'s language ("Spoken Jakarta Indonesian") is from "at least highschool graduates, all from the middle socioeconomic class"...