21. Community Programs Languages Index Page Cuesta College Community Programs (Bldg 4700, San Luis Obispo Cuesta College Campus on Hwy 1) PO Box 8106, San Luis Obispo, CA 934038106 http://www.communityprograms.net/comed/laindex.htm

Campus Maps Community Education Index of Classes Community Programs Home Page ... Refunds/Transfers Cuesta College Community Programs (Bldg 4700, San Luis Obispo Cuesta College Campus on Hwy 1) PO Box 8106, San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8106 Phone: (805) 546-3132; Fax: (805) 546-3 Languages Index Register online using the registration links with your class information (click on title of class) or call (805) 546-3132 to register by phone with your Visa, Master or Discover Card Basic Italian for Everyday Beginning Formal Spoken Arabic (Spring 2011) Conversational American Sign Language Conversational Spanish French for Travelers You can take online courses from the comfort of your own home at your own personal computer. We have the following classes offered for this section: Braille, Beginning Beginning Conversational French Beginning Conversational Japanese Grammar for ESL ... Teaching ESL/EFL Send your Languages or Online questions/comments/suggestions or short course proposals to: Karen Linn

22. WNCP Aboriginal Languages And Cultures These greetings are a sampling of the various Aboriginal languages found within the western and northern regions of Canada. View the greetings list. http://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/ab_languages/index.html

Welcome to the Aboriginal Languages and Cultures Website These greetings are a sampling of the various Aboriginal languages found within the western and northern regions of Canada. View the greetings list Welcome to the Western and Northern Canadian Protocol (WNCP) Aboriginal Languages and Cultures website. This website is one of the ways to support the implementation of the Common Curriculum Framework for Aboriginal Language and Culture Programs, Kindergarten to Grade 12: Western Canad i an Protocol for Collaboration in Basic Education document which was released in June 2000. Vision of the Western and Northern Canadian Protocol Aboriginal Languages Project Aboriginal peoples across western and northern Canada need to ensure the transmission of Aboriginal languages and cultures from the present generation to the next. There is a sense of urgency in capturing the knowledge of Elders and language speakers in their role as living libraries, "In many areas of Western Canada, Aboriginal languages are in danger of being lost. Unlike other languages, the Aboriginal languages cannot be revitalized or supported in other countries. The source of traditional knowledge and teaching is dying with the Elders. These languages belong in Canada. It is imperative that immediate actions be taken." The WNCP Aboriginal Languages and Cultures website is one way to support teaching and learning and to share information about learning resources.

23. ESA Telecommunications Comprehensive overview of ESA s projects and technology research in space telecommunication systems. Includes tendering information and updated project status. http://telecom.esa.int/telecom/www/language/index.cfm?flanguageid=5

24. Translations In Other Languages Index This page contains the English and other translated versions of the Minnesota Patient Bill of Rights. http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/fpc/consumerinfo/otherlang2.html

dqmcodebase = "/script/" Minnesota Health Care Facilities Programs Minnesota Health Care Facilities Home Licensing and Certification Minnesota Case Mix System Minnesota MDS 3.0 ... Nursing Home Training Videos Translations in Other Languages Index Other Languages Index New - March 2009: Minnesota Bill of Rights for Home Care Services - English Version - Regular and Large Print The Translations In Other Languages Index gives you a list of documents with state and federal rights for people receiving health services in various care settings, and in community settings, in the different languages of people living in Minnesota. The English version of these documents was used to produce the translations. By choosing one of the links in this index, you will be downloading a PDF file. To view the PDF files listed in the Index, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader or for screen reader accessibility Adobe Acrobat Access (free download from Adobe Web site.) You may download files from the Index in either Regular or Large Print We are working hard to keep the information current in the documents linked to this page. It is important to check the "Please Note" section of the Translations in Other Languages Index for changes before downloading documents for printing. If the corrections have not been made to the original files, please correct any printed copies before distribution.

25. Kazakh Adoptive Families: Language Sources for learning Kazak, word lists, and names for families adopting Kazakh-speaking children. http://kazakhadoptivefamilies.com/language_index.html

Kazakh is the official language and principle native language of the Republic of Kazakhstan. It is also spoken in southern Siberia, northwestern China (Sinkiang-Uighur) and northwestern Mongolia. It is one of the most widely spoken Turkic languages in central Asia. An estimated 8 million people speak Kazakh: 6.5 million in Kazakhstan. Kazakh is a member of the Central Turkic group of languages, which is a sub-group of Common Turkic. Kazakh and the other Turkic languages are closely related to one another. Kazakh as it exists today began to take shape in the seventeenth century during the Modern Turkic Period. Kazakh possesses a rich and ancient tradition of oral poetry, but did not exist in any standard written form until the middle of the nineteenth century. Kazakh was written with the Arabic script until 1929; with the Roman alphabet from 1929 to 1940; and with the Cyrillic alphabet following Soviet occupation in 1940. This alphabet was modified slightly in 1954 and the Cyrillic now used employs the thirty three letters of standard Russian, plus several additional symbols for sounds specific to Kazakh. Kazakh has eight vowels, and twenty-five to twenty-six consonants. Words are usually stressed on the final syllable. The above information is taken from UCLA Language Material Project Language Profiles and is reprinted according to their guidelines.

26. MCH Library: Non-English Materials And Resources MCH Librarians have compiled the following information products of recent, high quality resources, tools, and links to other organizations to assist in staying http://www.mchlibrary.info/nonenglish.html

27. Documentation Of Endangered Languages And Cultures In The Nigeria-Cameroon Borde Documentation of endangered languages and cultures in the NigeriaCameroon borderland . This project supported by the AHRC will run for a three and a half years from 1 Jan 2006. http://lucy.ukc.ac.uk/dz/AHRC_Languages/index.html

Documentation of endangered languages and cultures in the Nigeria-Cameroon borderland This project supported by the AHRC will run for a three and a half years from 1 Jan 2006. It will concentrate on endangered languages on the Nigeria-Cameroon borderland. The Nigeria-Cameroon borderland is one of the most linguistically diverse regions of the world, with many languages either near extinction or severely endangered. This project builds on previous work by the participants in surveying and documenting endangered languages in this region. One example is the language of the Somyewe, a small group of blacksmiths whose language and culture are on the verge of disappearing. Documentation of two other local languages will also be undertaken. Documentation will follow best practice procedures as developed by the EMELD initiative, and will be situated in context of the linguistic and cultural ecology of the region. The project is directed by Dr David Zeitlyn from the Anthropology Department, University of Kent, and it brings the Canadian linguist Bruce Connell to Kent. Dr Connell is an acknowledged expert in endangered languages, especially in Africa, and an authority on the langugaes of the Nigeria-Cameroon borderland. In November 2006 Dr Connell was awarded the Silver Jubilee award for his work on and the support for the development of Nigerian languages by the Linguistic Association of Nigeria.

28. EUROPA - EU - En överblick - Språk Inom EU H r kan man l sa en text versatt till Europeiska unionens alla officiella spr k, och h ra texten uppl st p respektive spr k av tolkar fr n EUs institutioner. http://europa.eu/abc/european_countries/languages/index_sv.htm

Tillgänglig version Rättsligt meddelande Nyheter Webbplatsen "EUROPA" ... fi sv EUROPA EU – en överblick Europas länder Tillgänglig version ... Till början av sidan

29. Languages Back to the Title page. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z!X (phonation)!X (clicks) Agul Akan Aleut Angami Arabic Armenian Assamese Badaga Bruu Bura Burmese http://www.phonetics.ucla.edu/index/language.html

Back to the Title page A B C ... Z (phonation) (clicks) Agul Akan Aleut Angami ... Hind i Hmong Hungarian Ibibio Icelandic ... Igbo (Owerri) Ijo Isoko Italian Japanese 4-mora words ... Kambaata i Kaititj Kele Korean Lakhota ... Marath i Margi Mazatec Melpa Mid-Waghi ... Nepal i Newari Ngwo Norwegian Nunngubuyu ... Yoruba i Zulu

30. Math-Net Page With Standard Labels For Mathematisches Institut, Universität Köln English-language index. Most linked information only available in German. http://www.mi.uni-koeln.de/Math-Net/index.en.html

Mathematisches Institut Universität Köln International Services Sigma Navigator MPRESS MathLinks ... Contact Services of Math-Net.de Regional Services Software Newsletter ... Math-Net Page General More Topics Research About us Organization of the Department Information for Prospective Students Community Outreach ... Preprints / Publications People More Topics Teaching Faculty / Staff Students Academic Programs / Curricula Class Schedules ... Course Information and Materials News Information Services Schedule of Events Information for Dept. Members Positions Available Computing Services ... Bibliographic Databases Standard Math-Net Page

31. Languages Index - Research By Subject Site WVC Library Languages Index of Research by Subject site maintained by Wenatchee Valley College Library http://www.wvc.edu/library/Research/languages/RBLanguagesIndex.html

Research by Subject: LANGUAGE INDEX Navigation Menu Research by Subject Menu WVC Library Home Page WVC Library Home Page Research by Subject Menu Languages Index Languages Index General Language Resources English as a Second Language French German ... Back To Top

32. :: Www.mathusthai.com :: Mathus Language School is the most wellknown language school in Suratthani. We have an excellent reputation and we work hard to maintain our high standards. http://www.mathusthai.com/languages/index.php

33. EUROPA - The EU At A Glance - Languages In The EU On this site you can read a text in all the official languages of the European Union and hear that language spoken by Interpreters from the EU institutions. http://europa.eu/abc/european_countries/languages/index_en.htm

Accessible version Legal notice What's new? About EUROPA ... el en es fr ga it ... Top of the page

34. Languages Of India This section gives a comprehensive account about all the important languages of India including Sanskrit, Dravidian and the modern. http://www.indiansaga.com/languages/index.html

Indian Languages Search Exact Match Languages Sanskrit Dravidian Indo Aryan Ancient Literature Vedas Epics Puranas Classical- ... Early Dravidian Medieval Medieval Period Bhakti Period Bhakti in Hindi Bhakti in Bengali ... Bhakti in Modern European Impact Nationalistic Progressive Post- ... Mahabharata The Indian subcontinent consists of a number of separate linguistic communities each of which share a common language and culture. The people of India speak many languages and dialects which are mostly varieties of about 15 principal languages. Some Indian languages have a long literary history Sanskrit literature is more than 5,000 years old and Tamil 3,000 . India also has some languages that do not have written forms. There are 18 officially recognized languages in India (Konkani, Manipuri and Nepali were added in 1992) and each has produced a literature of great vitality and richness. Though distinctive in parts, all stand for a homogeneous culture that is the essence of the great Indian literature. This is an evolution in a land of myriad dialects. The number of people speaking each language varies greatly. For example, Hindi has more than 250 million speakers, but relatively few people speak Andamanese. Although some of the languages are called "tribal" or "aboriginal" , their populations may be larger than those that speak some European languages. For example

35. Alaska Native Languages Index On Www.Alaskool.org Clickable map to language information and local resources. http://www.alaskool.org/Language/languageindex.htm

Alaskool Central What's New Search Alaskool Guestbook ... About the www.Alaskool.org project and its developers Alaska Native Languages Click on a language name or map section based on Alaska Native Language Center's Native People and Languages of Alaska map) Text Links Aleut Athabaskan Languages Tlingit Tsimshian ... Yup'ik Some features of Alaskool's Alaska Native languag e resources and tools Alaskool's free Alaska Native language fonts: and Unangam Tunuu (Aleut) Online dictionaries: Tlingit Nouns Online phrasebooks and phrase/word lists: Cup'ik Unangam Language Resouces and Revitalization Efforts for Alaska Native Languages But wait - there's more! Check out the index page for each of the languages by clicking on the map or text links above, and to see Alaska Native languages in action, visit the Literature section Linguistic discussion Many Tongues- Ancient Tales Discussion of whether American languages came from Asia, and links between specific families. Article written by Michael E. Krauss which originally appeared in C

36. World Languages,Languages Of The World,Language Directory,Language Websites,Lang Language Schools, World Languages, Languages of the World, Language Directory, Language Websites, Language Learning Sites, Languages official sites, Language Learning Websites http://www.123world.com/languages/index.html

123World Home Contact Us LANGUAGES Welcome to the ultimate source of authentic and reliable information about the Languages of the world on the net. The links in this directory will guide you to the official sites of the languages that you are looking for. Click on the respective alphabet to begin your search for a particular language or scroll down to the appropriate section beginning with that alphabet. Once you click on the link, it will directly take you to the official homepage of the particular language. In case of non-availability of of a particular official site, we have screened a number of sites and selected the most informative site on the subject. SITE LISTINGS A B C D ... V W X Y Z A Afrikaans The language Afrikaans has its roots in seventeenth century Dutch but it has been influenced by many languages including: English, Malay, German, Portuguese, French and some African languages. Arkian Arkian is language of Ark Maramia. The language has been influenced by many traditions: long history of Vitga, the native pre-Hiberan languages and the diverse cultural backgrounds in different regions. Assyrian Assyrian is the root language of Hebrew, Arabic, and the alphabet for Greek, Farsi (Persian), Georgian, Turkish (uighur script) which also begat the Mongolean script. So, if you master this language, then you will be speaking one of the oldest, rarest languages in the world.

37. ILoveLanguages - Your Guide To Languages On The Web Search for books http://www.ilovelanguages.com/index.php?category=Languages

38. Tibet Online - Non-English Web Sites NonEnglish Sites. Why Tibet? An Introduction. Tibet Support Group Global Directory. Activism Campaigns and Urgent Actions. Major Tibet Sites. Tibet Blogs http://www.tibet.org/Languages/index.html

Non-English Sites Why Tibet? An Introduction Tibet Support Group Global Directory Activism: Campaigns and Urgent Actions ... About Tibet Online Non-English Resources Information on Tibet, in the Language of Your Choice (Tibetan) Catalan (Chinese) Liao Wang Xizang (Chinese) Czech Danish Dutch ... Hebrew (Hindi) Hungarian Italian (Korean) Latvian Norwegian Polish Slovenian ... About Us

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40. TIOBE Programming Community Index For October 2010 TIOBE Programming Community Index for October 2010 October Headline ObjectiveC on its way to become programming language of 2010 There are 3 months to go before TIOBE will http://www.tiobe.com/content/paperinfo/tpci/index.html

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