Disappearing Dialect: the Idu- Mishmi Language of Arunachal Pradesh (India)
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India is home to 380 spoken languages and of these, almost66 dialects are spoken in Arunachal Pradesh. It is a hill statein India and is inhabited by 31 indigenous groups. The Idu-Mishmis are one of the major sub-groups of the greaterMishmi indigenous group of Arunachal Pradesh. They have adistinctive dialect which falls into the Tibeto-Burman group oflanguages. However, the Idu-Mishmis’ language faces anunknown fate. Changing lifestyles, a formal modern educationsystem, a small population and most of all, a changed linguafranca,have pushed their language onto its deathbed and sotheir oral traditions are gradually disappearing. Their told anduntold stories uncover layers of interconnected reasons whythe survival of their language is at risk, and this case studytries to capture the views and concerns of the Idu-Mishmisabout the fate of their entire language.
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India is home to 380 spoken languages and of these, almost66 dialects are spoken in Arunachal Pradesh. It is a hill statein India and is inhabited by 31 indigenous groups. The Idu-Mishmis are one of the major sub-groups of the greaterMishmi indigenous group of Arunachal Pradesh. They have adistinctive dialect which falls into the Tibeto-Burman group oflanguages. However, the Idu-Mishmis’ language faces anunknown fate. Changing lifestyles, a formal modern educationsystem, a small population and most of all, a changed linguafranca,have pushed their language onto its deathbed and sotheir oral traditions are gradually disappearing. Their told anduntold stories uncover layers of interconnected reasons whythe survival of their language is at risk, and this case studytries to capture the views and concerns of the Idu-Mishmisabout the fate of their entire language.
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