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2008-01-29 07:04 by Don Osborn - new 7.6; Bukkede site
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  • Bukkede (a news site) http://www.bukedde.co.ug/
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Locales / Paramètres régionaux

2007-11-24 01:59 by Don Osborn - Link and minor revision (alphabet)
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Two versions are indicated in Wikipedia. The first includes and extended Latin character "ŋ" and the second substitutes that with "'ng" since the former was not on typewriters or ASCII fonts:

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Two versions are indicated in Wikipedia. The first includes an extended character "ŋ" and the second substitutes that with "'ng" since the former was not on typewriters or ASCII fonts:

2007-09-29 18:13 by Don Osborn -
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Most standard fonts will do. However if the ŋ (letter "eng") is used, a Unicode font would be necessary (fortunately this character is available in many fonts).

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Most standard fonts will do. However if the ŋ (letter "eng") is used, a Unicode font would be necessary (fortunately this character is available in many fonts).

2007-09-29 18:12 by Don Osborn - Links and minor edits
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Two versions are indicated in Wikipedia. The first includes and extended Latin character "ŋ" and the second substitutes that with "'ng" since the former was not on typewriters or ASCII fonts:

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Two versions are indicated in Wikipedia. The first includes and extended Latin character "ŋ" and the second substitutes that with "'ng" since the former was not on typewriters or ASCII fonts:

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Sample text on the "Language Museum" site: http://www.language-museum.com/g/ganda.htm

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Sample text on the "Language Museum" site: http://www.language-museum.com/g/ganda.htm

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Most standard fonts will do.

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Most standard fonts will do. However if the ŋ (letter "eng") is used, a Unicode font would be necessary (fortunately this character is available in many fonts).

2007-05-01 18:49 by Don Osborn -
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  • Wikipedia in Luganda at http://lg.wikipedia.org/ (it has a small amount of content as of 4-2007)
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  • Wikipedia in Luganda at http://lg.wikipedia.org/ (it has a small amount of content as of 5-2007)
2007-04-21 16:12 by Don Osborn - Added info re Gwere, Kenyi, Soga, Ruli
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Soga (Lusoga, Olusoga) and Gwere (Lugwere, Olugwere) are among other languages that are closely related (same classification).

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Soga (Lusoga, Olusoga), Kenyi (Lukenyi), and Gwere (Lugwere, Olugwere) are among other languages that are closely related (same classification).

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According to Ethnologue:

  • 3,015,980 (1991 census)
  • 1,000,000 second-language speakers (1999 WA)

Also:

  • Gwere speakers: 275,608 (1991 census)
  • Soga: 1,370,845 (1991 census)
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According to information compiled from Ethnologue:

  • Luganda
    • 3,015,980 (1991 census)
    • 1,000,000 second-language speakers (1999 WA)
  • Others:
    • Gwere: 275,608 (1991 census)
    • Kenyi: 390,115
    • Ruli: 68,010 (1991 census)
    • Soga: 1,370,845 (1991 census)
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According to Ethnologue: Kooki (Olukooki), Sese (Olusese), Luvuma, Ludiopa. Luvuma, Ludiope may be dialects. Lexical similarity 71% to 86% with Soga, 68% with Gwere. ... The Kooki dialect may be extinct.

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According to information compiled from Ethnologue:

  • Luganda (Lexical similarity 71% to 86% with Soga, 68% with Gwere)
    • Kooki (Olukooki) (The Kooki dialect may be extinct)
    • Sese (Olusese)
    • Luvuma
    • Ludiopa
    • (Luvuma, Ludiope may be dialects)
  • Gwere (Lexical similarity 68% with Ganda, 64% with Soga)
  • Kenyi (Lexical similarity 81% with Soga, 71% to 86% with Ganda, 64% with Gwere, 58% with Saamia)
  • Soga (Lexical similarity 81% with Kenyi, 71% to 86% with Ganda, 64% with Gwere, 58% with Saamia ... Politically distinct from Ganda)
    • Tenga (Lutenga) (Lexical similarity 82% with Ganda)
    • Lamogi (Lulamogi) (79% to 82% lexical similarity with Tenga, ... 88% with Soga, 82% with Gwere)
    • Gabula (Lugabula)
  • (Lusiki is apparently extinct)

Ruruli seems to be between Ganda and Runyakitara

  • Ruli (Lexical similarity 79% between Eastern and Western Ruli, 71% with Nyoro (closest)
    • Eastern Ruli / Nakasongola (influenced by Ganda / lexical similarity 70% with Ganda)
    • Western Ruli / Kuyanoongo (influenced by Nyoro)
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Luganda / Ganda

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  • ISO/DIS 639-3: lug
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  • ISO 639-3: lug

Gwere

  • ISO 639-3: gwr

Kenyi

  • ISO 639-3: lke

Ruli

  • ISO 639-3: ruc

Soga

  • ISO 639-3: xog
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Are localisations for Ganda useful for other closely related languages? Has the issue of interintelligibility been pursued since the CASAS/IDRC research?

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______, "Gwere," http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=gwr

______, "Kenyi," http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=lke

______, "Ruli," http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=ruc

______, "Soga," http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=xog

2007-04-12 16:51 by Don Osborn -
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ICT Translations Uganda released a Mozilla [[Web browser]] in Luganda, called "Kayungirizi." This has not yet been updated. (For the old webpage, see http://www.translate.or.ug/

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ICT Translations Uganda released a Mozilla Web browser in Luganda, called "Kayungirizi." This has not yet been updated. (For the old webpage, see http://www.translate.or.ug/

2007-04-12 16:50 by Don Osborn -
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http://www.agricinfo.or.ug/documents/materials/luganda/Luganda_soil_management_manual.pdf

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  • http://www.agricinfo.or.ug/documents/materials/luganda/Luganda_soil_management_manual.pdf
2007-04-12 16:49 by Don Osborn -
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9 Comments / Remarques

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Comments / Remarques

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10 References / Références

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References / Références

2007-04-12 16:48 by Don Osborn - Various edits
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    • "Omulimu gw’amatendekero aganonyereza n’okusomesa eby’obulimi, mu kulwanyisa ebiwuka n’endwadde z’ebirime" (about research institutes) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Research_Institutions_Brochure_Luganda.pdf
    • "Amenvu gafulemu obumpwakipwanki" http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Bananas_Chart_1_LUGANDA.pdf
    • "Wewale enjala ng’osimba ebitooke eby’embala ebirongoosemu ebigumira ebiwuka" (banana pests poster) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Banana_pests_poster_LUGANDA.pdf
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  • The Ugandan District Information Portal has a partly localised version of its site at http://www.dip.go.ug/luganda/ . It also has some PDF materials in Luganda:
    • Brochures
      • "Omulimu gw’amatendekero aganonyereza n’okusomesa eby’obulimi, mu kulwanyisa ebiwuka n’endwadde z’ebirime" (about research institutes) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Research_Institutions_Brochure_Luganda.pdf
      • "Okukola sumbusa ez’ebijanjalo" (bean somosas) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Bean_Samosa_Brochure_Luganda.pdf
      • "Okulembeka amazzi ag’okufukirira enmiro n’ebirala" (water harvesting) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/water_harvesting_brochure_LUGANDA.pdf
    • Posters
      • "Amenvu gafulemu obumpwakipwanki" http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Bananas_Chart_1_LUGANDA.pdf
      • "Wewale enjala ng’osimba ebitooke eby’embala ebirongoosemu ebigumira ebiwuka" (banana pests poster) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Banana_pests_poster_LUGANDA.pdf
      • "Yongera okufuna ensimbi!" (improved bananas) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/improved_Banana_Poster_LUGANDA.pdf
      • "Simba FHIA 17" (banana uses) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Fhia_17_Poster_LUGANDA.pdf
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browser]] in Luganda, called "Kayungirizi."

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browser]] in Luganda, called "Kayungirizi." This has not yet been updated. (For the old webpage, see http://www.translate.or.ug/

2007-04-11 15:46 by Don Osborn -
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A brief discussion entitled "Elements of Luganda Orthography" has some information at http://www.buganda.com/luganda.htm#elem (note link to the 1947 "Standard Orthography of Luganda" which is in Ganda).

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A brief discussion entitled "Elements of Luganda Orthography" has some information at http://www.buganda.com/luganda.htm#elem . Note also the link to "Empandiika y'Oluganda Entongole" (Standard Orthography of Luganda, 1947) http://www.buganda.com/authogra.htm

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EKIWANDIIKO EKY'ABANTU BONNA EKIFA KU DDEMBE LY'OBUNTO (Universal Declaration of Human Rights): http://www.unhchr.ch/udhr/lang/lap1.htm

Empandiika y'Oluganda Entongole (Standard Orthography of Luganda) http://www.buganda.com/authogra.htm

There is apparently some development-related content available in Luganda. [need more info]

Wikipedia in Luganda at http://lg.wikipedia.org/ (apparently no actual language content as of 7-2006)

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a) General and educational web content

  • EKIWANDIIKO EKY'ABANTU BONNA EKIFA KU DDEMBE LY'OBUNTO (Universal Declaration of Human Rights): http://www.unhchr.ch/udhr/lang/lap1.htm
  • Wikipedia in Luganda at http://lg.wikipedia.org/ (it has a small amount of content as of 4-2007)
  • Engeri Y'okuyiga N'obukodyo Bwakwo (Study Guides in Luganda) http://www.studygs.net/luganda/
  • A Luganda text, audio and image manual is available at http://www.iwtc.org/luganda.html (from International Women's Tribune Centre, appears to be about computer use)

b) Development-related web content (apparently materials that can be printed)

    • "Omulimu gw’amatendekero aganonyereza n’okusomesa eby’obulimi, mu kulwanyisa ebiwuka n’endwadde z’ebirime" (about research institutes) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Research_Institutions_Brochure_Luganda.pdf
    • "Amenvu gafulemu obumpwakipwanki" http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Bananas_Chart_1_LUGANDA.pdf
    • "Wewale enjala ng’osimba ebitooke eby’embala ebirongoosemu ebigumira ebiwuka" (banana pests poster) http://www.dip.go.ug/materials/luganda/Banana_pests_poster_LUGANDA.pdf
  • There was some material regarding agriculture available online (site is defunct; seeking more info):
    • http://www.agricinfo.or.ug/documents/materials/luganda/Luganda_Good_Practices_Manual.pdf

http://www.agricinfo.or.ug/documents/materials/luganda/Luganda_soil_management_manual.pdf

c) Diverse other web content

  • Tema Modersmal http://modersmal.skolutveckling.se/luganda/
  • "Slent Night" in Luganda http://silentnight.web.za/Translate/luganda.htm
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ICT Translations Uganda released a Mozilla Web browser in Luganda, called "Kayungirizi."

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ICT Translations Uganda released a Mozilla [[Web browser]] in Luganda, called "Kayungirizi."

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There is an orgainization that is apparently working on localizing Linux and GNU called "Kompyuta ne Yuganda." See http://www.kizito.uklinux.net/

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There is an orgainization that is apparently working on localizing Linux and GNU called "Kompyuta ne Yuganda." See http://www.kizito.uklinux.net/

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Online Luganda Dictionary http://www.gandaancestry.com/dictionary/dictionary.php

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  • Online Luganda Dictionary http://www.gandaancestry.com/dictionary/dictionary.php
  • Frases en Luganda http://www.ikuska.com/Africa/Lenguas/luganda/frases.htm
  • Number System of Ganda http://www.sf.airnet.ne.jp/~ts/language/number/ganda.html
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  • Luganda Scientific Terminologies Research http://www.luganda.com/ (site does not seem to have been updated recently)
2007-04-11 02:22 by Don Osborn - Trail
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Wikipedia, "Luganda language," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luganda_language

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Wikipedia, "Luganda language," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luganda_language


< Fula | Major Languages | Gbaya >

2007-02-10 22:46 by Don Osborn - Chanard's dbase
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As reported by Hartell (1993) and presented in Systèmes alphabétiques at http://sumale.vjf.cnrs.fr/phono/AfficheTableauOrtho2N.php?choixLangue=luganda :

  • a b ch d e f g i j k l m n ny ŋ o p s t u v w y z
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Chanard, Christian (2006), Systèmes alphabétiques des langues africaines, LLACAN, CNRS, http://sumale.vjf.cnrs.fr/phono/

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Hartell, Rhonda L., ed. (1993), The Alphabets of Africa. Dakar: UNESCO and SIL. (The French edition, published the same year, is entitled Alphabets de Langues Africaines).

2007-02-08 17:49 by Don Osborn - toc & diverse edits
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1 Classification / Classification

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(:toc:)

Classification / Classification

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2 Where Spoken / Localisation géographique

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Where Spoken / Localisation géographique

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3 Number of Speakers / Nombre de locuteurs

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Number of Speakers / Nombre de locuteurs

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4 Dialect Survey / Enquête de dialecte

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Dialect Survey / Enquête de dialecte

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IDRC and CASAS (n.d.) did some research on interintelligibility of Luganda and Lusoga.

5 Usage / Utilisation

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IDRC and CASAS (n.d.) did some research on interintelligibility of Luganda and Lusoga.


Usage / Utilisation

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6 Orthography / Orthographe

6a Status / Statut

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Orthography / Orthographe

Status / Statut

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6b Sample Alphabet / Alphabet exemple

7 Use in ICT / Utilisation dans les TIC

7a Fonts / Polices

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Sample Alphabet / Alphabet exemple

Two versions are indicated in Wikipedia. The first includes and extended Latin character "ŋ" and the second substitutes that with "'ng" since the former was not on typewriters or ASCII fonts:

  1. a b c d e f g i j k l m n ny ŋ o p r s t u v w y z
  2. a b c d e f g i j k l m n 'ng ny o p r s t u v w y z

Sample text on the "Language Museum" site: http://www.language-museum.com/g/ganda.htm


Use in ICT / Utilisation dans les TIC

Fonts / Polices

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7b Keyboard layouts / Dispositions de clavier

7c Content on computers & internet / Contenu en informatique et sur l'Internet

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Keyboard layouts / Dispositions de clavier

Content on computers & internet / Contenu en informatique et sur l'Internet

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Online Luganda Dictionary http://www.gandaancestry.com/dictionary/dictionary.php

7d Localized software / Logiciels localisés

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Localized software / Logiciels localisés

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7e Language codes / Codes de langue

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Language codes / Codes de langue

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7f Other / Autre

8 Localisation resources / Ressources pour localisation

8a Individuals (experts) / Individuelles (experts)

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Other / Autre

Online Luganda Dictionary http://www.gandaancestry.com/dictionary/dictionary.php


Localisation resources / Ressources pour localisation

Individuals (experts) / Individuelles (experts)

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8b Institutions / Institutions

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Institutions / Institutions

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8c On the internet / Sur la toile

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On the internet / Sur la toile


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Wikipedia, "Luganda language," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luganda

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Wikipedia, "Luganda language," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luganda_language

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A brief discussion entitled "Elements of Luganda Orthography" has some information at http://www.buganda.com/luganda.htm#elem (note link to the 1947 "Standard Orthography of Luganda" which is in Ganda).

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Empandiika y'Oluganda Entongole (Standard Orthography of Luganda) http://www.buganda.com/authogra.htm

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1 Classification / Classification

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Ganda - Luganda - oluGanda

1 Classification / Classification

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2 Where Spoken / Localisation géographique

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2 Where Spoken / Localisation géographique

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3 Number of Speakers / Nombre de locuteurs

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3 Number of Speakers / Nombre de locuteurs

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4 Dialect Survey / Enquête de dialecte

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4 Dialect Survey / Enquête de dialecte

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5 Usage / Utilisation

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5 Usage / Utilisation

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6 Orthography / Orthographe

6a Status / Statut

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6 Orthography / Orthographe

6a Status / Statut

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6b Sample Alphabet / Alphabet exemple

7 Use in ICT / Utilisation dans les TIC

7a Fonts / Polices

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6b Sample Alphabet / Alphabet exemple

7 Use in ICT / Utilisation dans les TIC

7a Fonts / Polices

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7b Keyboard layouts / Dispositions de clavier

7c Content on computers & internet / Contenu en informatique et sur l'Internet

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7b Keyboard layouts / Dispositions de clavier

7c Content on computers & internet / Contenu en informatique et sur l'Internet

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7d Localized software / Logiciels localisés

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Online Luganda Dictionary http://www.gandaancestry.com/dictionary/dictionary.php

7d Localized software / Logiciels localisés

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7e Language codes / Codes de langue

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There is an orgainization that is apparently working on localizing Linux and GNU called "Kompyuta ne Yuganda." See http://www.kizito.uklinux.net/

7e Language codes / Codes de langue

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7f Other / Autre

8 Localisation resources / Ressources pour localisation

8a Individuals (experts) / Individuelles (experts)

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7f Other / Autre

8 Localisation resources / Ressources pour localisation

8a Individuals (experts) / Individuelles (experts)

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8b Institutions / Institutions

ICT Translations Uganda

8c On the internet / Sur la toile

9 Comments / Remarques

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8b Institutions / Institutions

  • ICT Translations Uganda http://www.translate.or.ug (site not working)
  • Kompyuta ne Yuganda http://www.kizito.uklinux.net/

8c On the internet / Sur la toile

9 Comments / Remarques

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10 References / Références

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10 References / Références

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U.S. Library of Congress, "ISO 639.2," http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/englangn.html

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U.S. Library of Congress, "ISO 639.2: Codes for the Representation of Names of Languages: Alpha-3 codes arranged alphabetically by the English name of language," http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/php/English_list.php

Wikipedia, "Luganda language," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luganda

2006-09-17 05:54 by Don Osborn - IDRC/CASAS ref.
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IDRC and CASAS (n.d.) did some research on interintelligibility of Luganda and Lusoga.

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International Development Research Centre (IDRC) and Centre for Advanced Studies of African Society (CASAS) (n.d.), "Report of the Evaluation of the Democratization of ICT Content for Africa Pilot Project" http://www.idrc.ca/uploads/user-S/10373084350EvalDemoContentAfrica.pdf

2006-08-25 15:32 by Don Osborn - Safari-OS project
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browser in Luganda, called "Kayungirizi." Other translations are in the works.

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browser in Luganda, called "Kayungirizi."

There is a FOSS localization project called Safari-OS which includes Luganda. See http://khmeros.info/download/SafariOS.pdf

2006-07-25 01:31 by Don Osborn - Wikipedia ref.
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There is apparently some development-related content available in Luganda.

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There is apparently some development-related content available in Luganda. [need more info]

Wikipedia in Luganda at http://lg.wikipedia.org/ (apparently no actual language content as of 7-2006)

2005-08-02 09:58 by DonOsborn -
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There is apparently some development-related content available in Luganda.

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ICT Translations Uganda releasing a Mozilla Web

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ICT Translations Uganda released a Mozilla Web

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Given the importance of this language in Uganda, it is a logical priority for localisation, and is already the object of software translation efforts and some content development.

2005-08-02 09:03 by DonOsborn -
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  • ISO 639-1: -
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  • ISO 639-1: lg
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  • SIL:
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9 References / Références

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9 Comments / Remarques

10 References / Références

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SIL International, "ISO 639 Code Tables," http://www.sil.org/iso639-3/codes.asp

U.S. Library of Congress, "ISO 639.2," http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/englangn.html

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ICT Translations Uganda

2005-07-08 08:43 by DonOsborn -
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EKIWANDIIKO EKY'ABANTU BONNA EKIFA KU DDEMBE LY'OBUNTO (Universal Declaration of Human Rights): http://www.unhchr.ch/udhr/lang/lap1.htm

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'Ethnologue'' gives the classification as: Niger-Congo, Atlantic-Congo, Volta-Congo, Benue-Congo, Bantoid, Southern, Narrow Bantu, Central, J, Nyoro-Ganda (J.10)

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Ethnologue gives the classification as: Niger-Congo, Atlantic-Congo, Volta-Congo, Benue-Congo, Bantoid, Southern, Narrow Bantu, Central, J, Nyoro-Ganda (J.10)

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A standardized orthography for Ganda was devised in 1947. The present status of this orthography is unknown. (Webbook) [this needs updating!]

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A standardized Latin-based orthography for Ganda was devised in 1947. The present status of this orthography is unknown. (Webbook, with modification) [this needs updating!]

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Most standard fonts will do.

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ICT Translations Uganda releasing a Mozilla Web browser in Luganda, called "Kayungirizi." Other translations are in the works.

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  • ISO 639-2: aka
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  • ISO 639-2: lug
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James Lunghabo Wire

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'Ethnologue'' gives the classification as: Niger-Congo, Atlantic-Congo, Volta-Congo, Benue-Congo, Bantoid, Southern, Narrow Bantu, Central, J, Nyoro-Ganda (J.10)

Soga (Lusoga, Olusoga) and Gwere (Lugwere, Olugwere) are among other languages that are closely related (same classification).

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According to Ethnologue:

  • 3,015,980 (1991 census)
  • 1,000,000 second-language speakers (1999 WA)

Also:

  • Gwere speakers: 275,608 (1991 census)
  • Soga: 1,370,845 (1991 census)
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No dialect survey is known to us at this time. (Webbook)

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According to Ethnologue: Kooki (Olukooki), Sese (Olusese), Luvuma, Ludiopa. Luvuma, Ludiope may be dialects. Lexical similarity 71% to 86% with Soga, 68% with Gwere. ... The Kooki dialect may be extinct.

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Language of wider communication. The most widely spoken second language in Uganda next to English. ... Used in primary schools. (Ethnologue)

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A standardized orthography for Ganda was devised in 1947. The present status of this orthography is unknown. (Webbook)

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A standardized orthography for Ganda was devised in 1947. The present status of this orthography is unknown. (Webbook) [this needs updating!]

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7e Other / Autre

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7e Language codes / Codes de langue

  • ISO 639-1: -
  • ISO 639-2: aka
  • ISO/DIS 639-3: lug
  • SIL:

7f Other / Autre

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Webbook of African Languages, http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/hiermenu.html (page on "Ganda (oluGanda)," http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/ganda_root.htm )

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Dwyer, David (1997), Webbook of African Languages, http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/hiermenu.html (page on "Ganda (oluGanda)," http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/ganda_root.htm )

SIL International, Ethnologue: Languages of the World, "Ganda," http://www.ethnologue.com/show_language.asp?code=lug

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It is spoken north of the northwestern shore of Lake Victoria in Buganda Province, Uganda. (Webbook)

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It is spoken north of the northwestern shore of Lake Victoria in Buganda Province, Uganda. (Webbook)

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Ganda (oluGanda, Luganda) belongs to the Nyoro-Ganda family of Bantu (Guthrie E15) (Webbook)

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It is spoken north of the northwestern shore of Lake Victoria in Buganda Province, Uganda. (Webbook)

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No dialect survey is known to us at this time. (Webbook)

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Ganda is a regional language in Uganda, the official vernacular language of education in many school districts, and a lingua franca. Broadcasts are heard in Uganda. The Roman Catholic Church of Uganda publishes Musizi in Luganda. (Webbook)

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A standardized orthography for Ganda was devised in 1947. The present status of this orthography is unknown. (Webbook)

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Webbook of African Languages, http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/hiermenu.html (page on "Ganda (oluGanda)," http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/Ganda_root.html )

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Webbook of African Languages, http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/hiermenu.html (page on "Ganda (oluGanda)," http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/ganda_root.htm )

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9 References / Références

Webbook of African Languages, http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/hiermenu.html (page on "Ganda (oluGanda)," http://www.isp.msu.edu/AfrLang/Ganda_root.html )

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1 Classification / Classification

2 Where Spoken / Localisation géographique

3 Number of Speakers / Nombre de locuteurs

4 Dialect Survey / Enquête de dialecte

5 Usage / Utilisation

6 Orthography / Orthographe

6a Status / Statut

6b Sample Alphabet / Alphabet exemple

7 Use in ICT / Utilisation dans les TIC

7a Fonts / Polices

7b Keyboard layouts / Dispositions de clavier

7c Content on computers & internet / Contenu en informatique et sur l'Internet

7d Localized software / Logiciels localisés

7e Other / Autre

8 Localisation resources / Ressources pour localisation

8a Individuals (experts) / Individuelles (experts)

8b Institutions / Institutions

8c On the internet / Sur la toile

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