Re: glottal and all/clicks?

On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, Mike Adams wrote:

> I know after hearing "Siberian Yupik" spoken, it has
> alot of glottal stops (have that right?) and some
> possible clicks.. It can be fun.
Glottal stops, possibly. Clicks, extremely doubtful.

> [snip]
> Anyone know any good sources on Yupik and other lingos
> (Inuit?).
> Siberian Yupik
The University of Utah press published a revised version of Willem de
Reuse's dissertation, a grammar of Siberian Yupik. There's lots of data
on borrowings and lg contact as well.

> Yupik
> Inupiaq
> various Athabaskan lingos, such as Koyukon?
Look for stuff by James Kari on Athabaskan languages.

Dirk

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Dirk Elzinga
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