Ilokano resources

[Carl Rubino]

Dear Andrew,
p t and k are not aspirated in Iloko (Ilocano), and b, d, and g are voiced.
I will send you two Ilocano articles in a private letter - an article on
Ilocano phonology and one outlining the grammar from the following sources.
If anyone else wants copies of the articles, let me know and I'll forward
them on.

Rubino, C. 2000. Ilocano Dictionary and Grammar. Honolulu: Univ. of Hawaii
Press.
Rubino, C. 2001. Ilocano. In "Encyclopedia of the World's Languages: Past
and Present. Eds. Jane Garry and Carl Rubino. New York: H. W. Wilson.

  If you're interested in Ilocano songs or proverbs, go to:
http://iloko.tripod.com/Ilocano.html - I'll put up some old poetry too one
of these days.
  Hope this helps,
  Carl


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Dr. Carl Rubino
http://iloko.tripod.com
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202-777-2641 ext. 9780 (messages/fax)

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew TiuN <alcimarron at juno.com>
To: sealang-l at nectec.or.th <sealang-l at nectec.or.th>
Date: Monday, May 14, 2001 8:34 PM
Subject: Ilokano resources


>How's everyone doing,
>
>I have not been able to find the simple resources on the web --
>tutorials, etc. -- that would enable me to begin learning how to at least
>decipher written Ilokano. Are they out there? Please give me some leads.
>
>Also, are Ilokano <p t k> aspirated? Are <b d g> voiced?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Andrew Tiu~
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