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Allison Lezama
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Updated Feb 19, 2022
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Chapter 1
00:14
Chapter 2
01:17
Chapter 3
01:53
Chapter 4
02:16
Chapter 5
02:48
Chapter 6
03:35
Chapter 7
05:05
Chapter 8
Audio Transcript
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Hello everybody. My name is Alison Osama. And today I'll
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I'll be presenting
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my project
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on my chosen language. My chosen language
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is the Comey language
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And for some background information.
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The Comey language is native to Russia and it can be identified
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along with the names of
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Desiree in Desire in or
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the companies I will
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call me
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Has many distinctive features.
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But for instance today I'll be talking about is 10 dialects
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and they are divided into two major groups
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known as the northern
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siren, Comey or the eastern
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yours will call me.
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The Comey. Literary language is also based on
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the siren
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and
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their dialects are known to be
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the
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Petrin,
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the upper cecil in
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the vein Comiskey, the Gorski,
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the central michigan etcetera.
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And for who speaks the language today
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would be the Comey peoples and they are
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native to the Comey Republic in other parts of Russia such as
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the
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the
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Nanette CIA and the the Amalia.
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This language is also typically spoken along the border
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between the north and the western reaches of the Euro mountains in Russia
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and around the old marta and company.
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Here is a picture
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representing some of the people have come to me
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and as you can see
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their fashion is very colorful
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and they have had scarves.
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Their fashion is interesting and I
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I feel like it's good to have a picture that can influence and show you
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what
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there are people who looks like and here is
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the Euro mountains and you can see how their
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in between
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the Russia in europe and they start at the arctic ocean
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and stuff in the end
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the end at
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the northwestern Kazakhstan.
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I don't know if you can see in the picture
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but
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yeah
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and
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there are items systems
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are
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from the old permit script which was then known to be the first writing for Comey
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and it was invented and
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The 14th Century by the
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Missionary Stephen Corrupt.
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The alphabet also represents
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resembles the medieval greek and acrylic
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In the 16th century, this alphabet was replaced by the Russian Alphabet
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with certain modifications for
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african kids.
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and in the 181920s the language was written
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and
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my large staff alphabet, which was the variety
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from
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curly.
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Another important question would be
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why is this language endangered
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from what I've gathered?
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The Comey language is known to be spoken by approximately 160,000 people
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who live predominantly in the Comey Republic of the Russian Federation.
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The call me language is known to be
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more follow logically
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a rich language and
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linguistic structure of Comey and his dialect is
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relatively well described.
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However,
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the existing descriptions
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are known to be focused on the farm
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from biology
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and the morphology
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and they are not
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represented or written in the modern
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descriptive frameworks
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and the Comey language is also recognized as
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the second official language of the Comey Republic.
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But
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according to
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the information I've gathered their endangered as a result of the
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rapid language shift to Russian and the three Comey varieties that we know of.
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It's Desiree in premiere back and
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the yard
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and they are generally distinguished from one another.
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And for my last slide, I have a video linked in here and you can view it to watch
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a video that gives more informative information about the coming language.
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And yeah,
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this is it from my power point and I hope I did. Good
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goodbye.
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