· 2017· Book chapter
Ethnographic Interview
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Short summary
Documentation of Arta, a severely endangered Austronesian language spoken by only 11 Negrito people in the Philippines, was completed over a 12-month project.
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Key points
- Arta, an Austronesian language, is severely endangered.
- Only 11 speakers of Arta remain.
- The language is spoken in Nagtipinan, Quirino Province, Philippines.
- A 12-month project was undertaken to document the language.
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Abstract
This is a 12-month project, for the purpose of documenting Arta, an underdescribed language in the Philippines. Arta is a severely endangered Austronesian language, spoken by 11 Negrito people living in Nagtipinan, Quirino Province.
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