Talk:Klao language

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Additional Sources From My Independent Research

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These are some sources I'd thought I'd share after YEARS of looking for online teaching sources and information of Kru/Klao. I want this page to be a place where information can be found easily without having to stumble into multiple paywalls or defunct links. While I'm currently busy trying to figure out how to expand this article (literally made a Wikipedia account for this sole purpose), I hope someone can use these sources to beef it up and remove it from "stub" status.

Grammar:

Tense/Aspect and the Development of Auxiliaries in Kru Languages by Lynell Marchese

Lynell Marchese Zogbo's Papers on Kru Grammar and Translation

WALS

Wordlists:

Klao Translation of the Bible

ASJP Database

Lessons:

Klao Lessons Flashcards (in progress)

Language Family Research:

The Niger-Congo languages : a classification and description of Africa's largest language family

African Language Resource Handbook: A Resource Handbook of the Eighty-two Highest Priority African Languages. Prepublication Edition.