The following are several tables outlining the 123 dialects corresponding to 37 Caucasian languages.
(After Klimov 1994)
Sunday, August 12, 2007
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3 comments:
Thanks for these lovely dialect tables. I noticed an error though, in the Kartvelian table - the headers for Eastern and Western Georgian got switched around.
I just found this website, I'm looking forward to poking about some more!
-Travis
Thanks for pointing out the mistake! I'm out of town for the moment, so I'll correct it when I get back. In Batumi for the moment - I'm about to cross the border in order to say "hello" to the Laz. Best Wishes, a.
...and now it's fixed! But, then I just noticed that the "Lak-Dargi" chart doesn't have a link to the bigger image...
(Can you guess my profession is software testing?)
Cheers--
Travis
PS: How -do- you say, Hello in Laz??
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