Re: A new Indo-European subfamily in China

Roger Mills wrote:

> >Here's the Ethnologue entry for the language in question:
> >
> >TSAT (UTSAT, UTSET, HUIHUI, HUI, HAINAN CHAM) [HUQ] 4,500 (1991 I.
>Maddieson). >(snip)
>         Very interesting.  I'll have to look thru Ethnologue again, to see
>if there's a bibliographic ref. to Maddieson.  I wonder if s/he is SIL--
>their people get into some really off-beat places, though I can't imagine
>Viet Nam is terribly eager to let them in.
Ian Maddieson is not a part of SIL. He is a phonetics professor at
Berkeley, as of this year. Last year he was still at UCLA, and I worked for
him on a small project. He travels the world looking for cool sounds.




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Marcus Smith
AIM:  Anaakoot
"When you lose a language, it's like
dropping a bomb on a museum."
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