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Lesson 5

Endangered Languages

Section 1

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How many languages are there

in the world?

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There are about 7,000.

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But about 40% of them are

endangered languages.

Open Ended

them は何を指すか。日本語で具体的に説明しなさい。

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One of them is Arta in the

Philippines.

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Arta people live on Luzon Island.

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There are only about 15 people

who speak the language fluently.

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the language は何を指すか。本文中の英語1語で答えなさい。

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Can you tell me more about

Arta?

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Traditionally, Arta people are

hunters.

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So they have several words

which express types of hunting.

Multiple Choice

I have a friend ( ) speaks Japanese, Korean and English.

• which

• who

Open Ended

なぜアルタの言語には「狩猟」を表す単語が複数あるのか。日本語で答えなさい。

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For example, the word “bugay”

means to go hunting with hunting

dogs.

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The word “purab” means to go

hunting without dogs.

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That’s interesting.

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Language is tightly connected

with people’s lifestyles.