Yolmo language | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-17

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Yolmo language


00:00:34 1 Language Name
00:01:37 2 Language Family
00:02:42 3 History
00:04:30 4 Dialects
00:05:04 4.1 Melamchi Valley Yolmo
00:06:19 4.2 Langtang
00:06:45 4.3 Lamjung Yolmo
00:07:17 4.4 Ilam Yolmo
00:07:47 4.5 Syuba (Kagate)
00:08:43 5 Language Vitality
00:09:28 6 Orthography
00:09:59 6.1 Devanagari
00:11:07 6.2 Roman
00:12:55 7 Grammatical overview
00:13:50 8 Phonology
00:13:59 8.1 Consonants
00:14:29 8.2 Vowels
00:15:23 8.3 Tone
00:16:47 8.4 Syllable structure
00:17:40 8.5 Morphophonemic processes
00:18:51 9 Word order
00:19:08 10 Nouns/Nominals
00:19:44 10.1 Determiners
00:20:06 10.2 Pronouns
00:20:57 10.2.1 Interrogative pronouns
00:22:08 10.3 Proper Nouns
00:22:26 10.4 Plural
00:23:00 10.5 Focus marker
00:23:41 10.6 Case marking
00:24:30 10.6.1 Ergative case
00:25:37 10.6.2 Dative case
00:26:10 10.7 Number
00:26:29 10.7.1 Numeral classifiers
00:26:56 10.8 Adjectives
00:27:19 11 Verbs
00:27:49 11.1 Copula verbs
00:28:51 11.1.1 Egophoric
00:29:51 11.1.2 Dubitative
00:30:18 11.1.3 Perceptual
00:30:53 11.1.4 General fact
00:31:34 11.2 Lexical verb stems
00:32:22 11.3 Auxiliary verbs
00:33:00 11.4 Tense
00:33:21 11.4.1 Past tense
00:34:16 11.4.2 Non-past tense
00:34:43 11.5 Aspect
00:35:05 11.5.1 Imperfective
00:36:12 11.5.2 Perfective
00:36:41 11.5.3 Habitual
00:37:02 11.6 Mood
00:37:17 11.6.1 Imperative
00:38:06 11.6.2 Hortative
00:38:45 11.6.3 Optative
00:39:02 11.6.4 Dubitative
00:39:32 11.7 Negation
00:40:02 12 Clause structure
00:40:17 12.1 Nominalisation
00:41:30 12.2 Adverbials
00:41:42 12.2.1 Temporal adverbial subordination
00:42:03 12.2.2 Manner adverbs
00:42:28 12.3 Conditional
00:42:54 12.4 Complementation
00:43:19 12.5 Relativisation
00:44:08 12.6 Clause chaining
00:44:26 12.7 Question formation
00:45:13 12.8 Reported speech
00:45:33 12.8.1 Lexical verb
00:46:18 12.8.2 Reported speech evidential
00:47:01 12.9 Lexical emphasis
00:47:31 12.10 Clause final particles
00:48:03 13 Honorifics
00:48:40 14 100 word Swadesh list
00:49:18 15 Numbers
00:50:09 16 See also
00:50:26 17 External resources
00:51:16 18 Key references



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SUMMARY
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Yolmo (Hyolmo), or Helambu Sherpa, is a Tibeto-Burman language of the Hyolmo people of Nepal. Yolmo is spoken predominantly in the Helambu and Melamchi valleys in northern Nuwakot District and northwestern Sindhupalchowk District. Dialects are also spoken by smaller populations in Lamjung District and Ilam District, and also in Ramecchap District (where it is known as Syuba). It has a very high level of similarity with Kyirong Tibetan, and weaker but still observable similarities to Standard Tibetan and Sherpa.