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Map of the Hindu kush region. Design Henrik Liljegren

Gawarbati – Documenting a vulnerable linguistic community in the Hindu Kush

Gawarbati is an endangered language spoken in the Pakistan-Afghanistan border area. The aim of this project is to collect, annotate and analyze language data and produce a grammatical description, an annotated audio and video corpus and a lexical database.

Gawarbati – Documenting a vulnerable linguistic community in the Hindu Kush
Guillermo Montero-Melis Photo: Arantxa Hurtado Angé

Do concepts in our brain depend on the language we speak?

Guillermo Montero-Melis (Centre for Research on Bilingualism, Department of Linguistics, and Stockholm University Brain Imaging Centre)has received an International post doc grant of SEK 3.15 million by the Swedish Research Council.

Does the language we speak shape our concepts?

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