ELL: Re: [Li-AmInd] New SIL Alias
Diego Quesada
dquesada at chass.utoronto.ca
Tue Oct 12 03:09:03 UTC 1999
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Date: Mon, 11
Oct 1999
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From: Diego
Quesada
<dquesada at chass.utoronto.ca>
To: Wayne
Leman
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Subject: ELL:
Re:
[Li-AmInd]
New SIL Alias
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On Mon, 11
Oct 1999,
Wayne Leman
wrote:
> SeÃor
Quesada,
>
> New
Tribes
Mission is
the name of
a
Protestant
mission
organization,
with no
>
connection
to SIL
(whose
actual
alias in
Latin
America is
ILV,
Instituto
>
Linguistico
de
Verano). New
Tribes does
some Bible
translation
work as
well
> as
general
missionary
work. SIL
focuses on
linguistic
analysis of
unwritten
>
languages,
literacy,
and
translation
of
literature
of high
moral
value,
> including
the Bible.
>
> If you
would like
to learn
about the
New Tribes
Mission,
you can
visit their
> website
at Internet
address:
>
>
http://www.ntm.org
>
> If you
would like
to learn
more about
SIL (ILV),
its website
is:
>
>
http://www.sil.org
>
> I'm sure
that if you
would like
to
investigate
this matter
further,
you can
> email
either the
New Tribes
Mission or
SIL from
links on
their
websites. You
> will find
out that
there is no
connection
between the
two
organizations.
>
> I hope
that if
Nuevas
Tribus has
been
confused
with ILV
that this
matter can
> be
cleared
up. It
would be
appropriate
for a
followup
message to
be posted
> to the
mailing
list if you
discover
that Nueva
Tribus is
actually
New
> Tribes,
the
American
missionary
organization.
>
> I invite
you to
visit our
Cheyenne
language
website
(address
below),
where
> we have
many links
to
organizations
concerned
about
language
endangerment,
> including
SIL.
>
> Best
wishes to
you,
> and for
endangered
languages,
> and with
sorrow for
my own
tribes'
lost
language in
Alaska,
> Wayne
>
> --
> Wayne
Leman
Dear
Mr. Leman,
I am sorry
you catched
the train
so late. I
refer you
to the
summary of
the
question I
placed on
this list
under the
Re: New SIL
Alias: WRAP
UP.
Without
trying to
be
impolite,
your
message
comes today
as
yesterday's
newspaper. It
can hardly
contribute
to the
issue now.
Sincerely,
J. Diego
Quesada
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