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Apache dictionary being developed
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MONDAY, APRIL 22, 2002 Members of the Jicarilla Apache Nation of New Mexico are working with the University of New Mexico to create a dictionary of their language. A $226,000 National Science Foundation grant is funding the project. The grant ends in 2004, the target date for the final dictionary. Only a third of the 3,000-member tribe are estimated to speak the language fluently. Get the Story:
Dictionary of Jicarilla Language in the Works (The Albuquerque Journal 4/21)
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