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CaucasTalk
Andrew & Eli
126 episodes
9 months ago
Your Source for Culture, History, and Tourism in the North Caucasus Mountains of Russia.
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Your Source for Culture, History, and Tourism in the North Caucasus Mountains of Russia.
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CT99 – Kaitag: In Their Own Words | Endangered Languages | Dargwa Dialects of Dagestan | Achieving International Recognition of a Language
CaucasTalk
1 hour 20 minutes 20 seconds
4 years ago
CT99 – Kaitag: In Their Own Words | Endangered Languages | Dargwa Dialects of Dagestan | Achieving International Recognition of a Language

A young man of only 20 years, Magomed is already making lasting change for his minority Dagestani language group, the Kaitag. Most people have never heard of the 20,000 speakers of Kaitag, and yet Magomed is advocating on the international stage to get his language officially recognized. Possibly most instructive is the way Magomed has approached his involvement: he simply asked, What can I do for my people? Without any professional training in linguistics, he has created a translation and transliteration website just for Caucasus languages. If you’re needing a little inspiration for how one person can make a difference, welcome to today’s interview.



Avzag.app – Magomed’s translation and transliteration website








The watchtower on the mountain of Dagestan's indigenous languages

CaucasTalk
Your Source for Culture, History, and Tourism in the North Caucasus Mountains of Russia.