Entries by FLI

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Chairman PAL visited FLI office, Islamabad

Chairman of Pakistan Academy of Letters (PAL), Dr. Yousuf Khushk paid a visit to FLI today to witness a language documentation training and spent more than two hours at its office. He also met with the Gawarbati language researchers who are currently participating in a workshop at the office. Earlier, the Executive Director of FLI […]

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Gawarbati language researchers enhancing their documentation skills

Three Gawarbati language researchers have started their training in Islamabad. The purpose of the workshop is to help the participants enhance their skills in language documentation. The training is being supervised by the head of Linguistics Department of University of Stockholm, Sweden, Associate Professor Dr. Henrik Liljegren and facilitated by Mr. Fazal Hadi, the Research […]

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Literary people resolve to work together for GB languages

The culture and language admirers of Gilgit Baltistan (GB) got together for a policy dialogue in Gilgit city last week. More than two dozen people including writers, authors, and poets of five major indigenous language communities as well as people from relevant government bodies, civil society, media and academia participated in the discussion and pledged […]

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Workshop concludes promising more interventions

‘‘We may offer a doctoral program in Language Documentation focusing on lesser known languages spoken in nooks and corners of the country, and I would consider such proposal if submitted while collaborating with FLI”, this was said by the chair of Linguistic Department in Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU), Mr. Malik Ajmal Gulzar. The initiative […]

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Language Documentation workshop underway in Islamabad

Fourth day of a language documentation workshop, FLI has organized exclusive for university faculties and students is underway in Islamabad in collaboration with University of North Texas (UNT), US and Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad. Twenty eight people including faculty members and students from various universities, mostly from North Pakistan are attending the workshop which […]

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Kati language researchers enabled in computer use

Three Kataviri, also called Kati language researchers, who will be carrying out a documentation project for their language attended a three day training last week. The purpose of the training was to enhance the capacity of the researchers in the use of computer and resolve computer related issues so that they could work smoothly in […]

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First workshop on Pakistan’s indigenous languages held

Islamabad: The first ever workshop on the indigenous languages of Pakistan took place on Oct 16. The main aim of this workshop was to provide a platform to national and international researchers working on the endangered, minority, and indigenous languages of Pakistan. The National Science Foundation, USA provided fund for the workshop which was attended […]

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First Workshop on the Indigenous Languages of Pakistan

The main aim of this workshop is to provide a platform to national and international researchers working on the endangered, minority, and indigenous languages of Pakistan. The known linguist, Mr. Henrik Liljegren who has worked on languages spoken in Chitral will be speaking about ‘Languages and Geography in Northern Pakistan; Areal Typology made Practical’. Other […]