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Nestor Posted 22 years ago
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Montagnards--Mnong Language?
Does anyone know anything about the Montagnard languages of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia? I'm having trouble finding resources on the web that tell me about their grammatical structures. All I really need are some simple concepts--statement and question word orders, placement of adjectives, pronouns, etc. I teach English to Montagnard refugees in the US, and I think it would be helpful to know just a little bit about their language(s).
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Nestor - I have a had really good look around though I can't find a single thing.
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Hello Nestor. I can point you in the direction of materials for Mnong - dictionaries and language lessons have been produced over the years by SIL International (sil.org).
I have a keen interest in Mnong and related languages, see my website via Mon-Khmer.com. I would love to know more about you work and the people you teach. Please drop me a line at: (email removed, please add to profile)
I have a keen interest in Mnong and related languages, see my website via Mon-Khmer.com. I would love to know more about you work and the people you teach. Please drop me a line at: (email removed, please add to profile)
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0 I am an American, but I date a girl who's family is from Laos. I speak the Laotian language, and I can help you with sentence structure. In the Lao language, you would not say "my dog," like you would in English. In stead you would say, "dog my." Laotian is a much simplier language than English. There are no present tense words. Lao people say "will" to distinguish future occurences and "alrea
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