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I think you uploaded the Sumerian Grammar 2 twice, they're the same size and have that same name.

Asahi wrote: I think the Sanskrit its pretty much just a introductory course but I'll post it too.

He says, "introductory course"...
...introductory course of 6.2 MB

Amharic:
http://www.mediafire.com/?vse50feun557gia
Arabic:
http://www.mediafire.com/?4f91jyd3o5e49ss
Aramaic
Coptic:
http://www.mediafire.com/?954rgmvaltk5g83
Cherokee:
http://www.mediafire.com/?0biuhm3ab1ibsh9
Czech:
http://www.mediafire.com/?0sehd38u7x864sn
Georgian:
http://www.mediafire.com/?t06u61bcd9ccme5
Hittite:
http://www.mediafire.com/?1uubus301c4njna
Nahuatl:
http://www.mediafire.com/?d18s8s3ln61kqjb
Sanskrit:
http://www.mediafire.com/?m77g3qen6wu3mgh
Maltese:
http://www.mediafire.com/?8hq8fk0gl4wc81v
Maori:
http://www.mediafire.com/?td4qzi4mppxoxiu
Persian:
http://www.mediafire.com/?j3xc4bds56n5abw
Sumerian 1:
http://www.mediafire.com/?y90qd4acz8mamzi
Sumerian 2:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ilkwc3np7fp218k

You skipped Aramaic, and the Sumerian grammars are the same.

You didn't come back to me on theoretical linguistics - should I or should I not upload them?

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Why should we appreciate you for doing something if you expect to be appreciated for it? That's just arrogant.

Asahi wrote:

Wattmann wrote:
You skipped Aramaic, and the Sumerian grammars are the same.

Aramiac is up, I must have lost Sumerian 2 but Sumerian 1 was better anyway.

Could you please upload the Burushaski one, you kinda missed it?

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http://www.eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/se ... o=ED399825

A Pashto grammar.

Only available in French, unfortunately...

http://www.cslf.gouv.qc.ca/bibliotheque ... 33ch6.html
Good sketches of several North-American languages.

The full table of contents is here:

cslf.gouv.qc.ca/bibliotheque-virtuelle/publication-html/?tx_iggcpplus_pi4[file]=publications/pubb133/b133ch1.html#table (copy-paste and put www. before it)

http://www.archchinese.com/arch_chinese_radicals.html

Really nice site for learning Hanzi.

Nothing about linguistics but I've read a few interesting articles on the link between neurology and language here.

Here's one article that could inspire ideas for conlangs: music and language.

This site has recordings in Taa (!Xóõ).

http://archive.phonetics.ucla.edu/Language/NMN/nmn.html

Here's a recording of a long story (starts at about 2:45):

http://archive.phonetics.ucla.edu/Langu ... 972_01.wav

Skomakar'n wrote:This site has recordings in Taa (!Xóõ).

http://archive.phonetics.ucla.edu/Language/NMN/nmn.html

It has recordings of a lot of other cool languages too!

E-skuvla has texts and recordings about the Sami culture in North, South and Lule Sami (the three top links to the right). The rest of the site is mostly in Norwegian.

There seems to be more available if you look around enough, they seem to sell a lot of stuff but some pages are publicly available.

Can anyone share a link with a grammar of any Muskogean language and/or any Australian aboriginal language except Ngarla?

On that note, does anyone have a grammar of Cheyenne or Arapaho?

Jabechasqvi wrote:On that note, does anyone have a grammar of Cheyenne or Arapaho?

Do you seriously like, not read any of my posts aimed at you, or what?

Whimemsz wrote:Do you seriously like, not read any of my posts aimed at you, or what?

As I have pointed out before, I don't have a lot of money or the means to pay for stuff online. Linking me to stuff behind pay walls does me no good.

It is TWO DOLLARS. If you do not have two dollars then I suggest you should be working harder to find a job. (Also, Xephyr informs me that, "I sent Eddy that Cheyenne grammar for free a couple months ago", so you don't even have any excuse)

[NE: Also, the Wichita grammatical sketch is not behind a paywall, read that]

Whimemsz wrote:It is TWO DOLLARS. If you do not have two dollars then I suggest you should be working harder to find a job. (Also, Xephyr informs me that, "I sent Eddy that Cheyenne grammar for free a couple months ago", so you don't even have any excuse)

I never got any such grammar in the email, so something must have gone wrong.

Oh right, it was the Cherokee grammar I sent you, not the Cheyenne. My bad.

(As if you read that one either, anyway.)

I guess ... good thing the Cheyenne grammar is only $2 and I also linked to a FREE Wichita grammatical sketch.

If no one has ever answered the question from way bakc in post, like, three, I think we have a word for the noun form of saurere, it's nostalgia.

Is that Cherokee grammar in this thread somewhere? If not, could you point me to it?

brandrinn wrote:Is that Cherokee grammar in this thread somewhere? If not, could you point me to it?

I don't know if it's the one Xephyr mentioned, but there is a Cherokee grammar linked from the KQ/FW page Inspirational Natlangs. (The page also contains a link to a teaching grammar of Oneida, in case someone's interested in a northern Iroquoian language for comparison.)