Inquiry: Creoles as heritage languages

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From: Albert Valdman <valdman at indiana.edu>
Subject: RE: Inquiry -- Creoles as heritage languages
To: Scott_G_McGINNIS at umail.umd.edu (sm167)
cc: mfessner <mfessner at indiana.edu>, klingler at mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu


>Dear Dr. McGinnis,

The Creole Institute distributes the Dictionary of Louisiana Creole;
it also distributes materials, including two dictionaries, for
persons wishing to learn to read and speak Haitian Creole or who wish
to learn about the language.  The ranking specialists for Louisiana
Creole is Thomas Klingler at Tulane University (e-mail address
above).  For information about the CReole Institute materials, please
contact Ms. Mary Fessner-Tarjanyi (e-mail address above).

We would appreciate interacting with the folks at the Center Applied
Linguistics who are interested in Creole(s) as US heritage languages.

AV