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Dictionary of Indigenous Languages of Patagonia
An investigation about the languages of the
indigenous people of Patagonia
About the Author:
Luis Alberto Belloni was born in Lobería,
province of Buenos Aires. From 1999, he lives in the province of
Chubut. Since then, he has been developing an investigation about
ancestral people of Patagonia. He studied in the National University
of the Center of the Province of Buenos Aires and now he studies
in the National University of the Comahue and teach in some schools
of the provinces of Chubut and Río Negro.
Extract from the book:
"..my intention was to gather words of the tehuelche
(1468), mapuche (4056), ona (selk'nam) (542), yámana (149)
and alacalufe (116) languages that could be useful for all those
who are interested in knowing more about our past and our present.
This book is not a scientific publication, but it was designed to
inform you about indigenous languages of Patagonia. Therefore, several
sources are contained in the bibliography to be consulted.
This publication is my modest investigation about
the languages of the indigenous people of Patagonia"
The Dictionary has 227 pages and 1440 tehuelche (chónek
and/or aoniken) words, 4050 mapuche words, 545 ona (selk´nam)
words, 150 yámanas words and 115 alacaluf words.
The sale price is $18 (Argentine peso). The edition
is available in bookstores of Argentina or by email at: latrocha@yahoo.com.ar
or by phone at: (02944) 1560 6487).
If you would like to contact the author, you may send us email to:
el_gondwana@yahoo.com.ar
Other publications of Luís Alberto
Belloni:
Los Aborígenes Patagónicos
y sus modos de contar (The Indigenous People of Patagonía
and their methods of counting), Spanish-English bilingual edition.
First edition December 2004.
El Gondwana, Educación Ambiental desde los patios escolares
andino patagónicos (The Gondwana, environmental education
from andean school yards). . First edition January 2004, Second
edition August 2003.
More information:
http://www.beingindigenous.org/regions/regions.htm
http://www.geocities.com/lenguasaustrales/bibc.html
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