The World’s Major Languages

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The World’s Major Languages is a comprehensive reference work that surveys the structure, history, and sociolinguistic context of many of the world’s most widely spoken languages.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reference work
coversAspect language history
language structure
lexicon
morphology
phonology
sociolinguistic context
syntax
describes Afroasiatic languages NERFINISHED
Arabic NERFINISHED
Austronesian languages NERFINISHED
Chinese
Dravidian languages NERFINISHED
English NERFINISHED
French
German NERFINISHED
Hindi NERFINISHED
Indo-European languages
Japanese
Korean
Niger-Congo languages NERFINISHED
Portuguese NERFINISHED
Russian
Sino-Tibetan languages NERFINISHED
Spanish NERFINISHED
Turkic languages NERFINISHED
Uralic languages NERFINISHED
field historical linguistics
linguistics
sociolinguistics
focusesOn standard varieties of languages
widely spoken languages
goal to present structural and sociolinguistic information about major languages
to provide a comprehensive survey of major languages
hasPart bibliographies for each language
chapters on individual languages
hasPerspective comparative
descriptive
hasWorkType descriptive reference
survey
intendedAudience advanced language learners
language teachers
linguists
students of linguistics
language English
mainSubject language description
linguistic typology
major world languages

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Bernard Comrie hasEdited The World’s Major Languages