Talk:Khoisan languages/to do
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References/Bibliography(made a start)Internal classification(this is at List of Khoisan languages and perhaps should be merged --kwami 20:54, 2005 August 31 (UTC))Hadza (isolate)Sandawe (isolate)South African Khoisan[not known to be a valid genetic node]Northern (Ju)[essentially an isolate]Central (Khoe)Southern (!Ui-Taa)Isolate (=Hõã)[unclassified, not an isolate]Undetermined (probably Central) (Kwadi)
- Khoisan research
- An map of the actual situation would be cool, as well as a map of their distribution in early colonial times (similar to the one in Güldemann & Vossen 2000) - look here, but they are all in Russian. If you like some of them I'll try to find time to translate it.Koryakov Yuri 13:41, 20 January 2006 (UTC)
- Some linguistic features (comparative, showing the wild divergency of the Khoisan languages) — more than the celebrated clicks.
- Khoisan language articles on Wikipedia in general need to follow Ethnologue less closely; rather, they should be based on solid published sources. The naming of Ethnologue, for one, is by no means clear, nor consistent, nor widely used (see Treis 1998 for a nice overview).
