What kind of researchers work to record languages that are disappearing by finding the last speakers and making recordings and dictionaries to preserve them for the future?

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Dugas · Answer 1 · 2019-09-10T17:09:00+0000

The answer is descriptive linguists.

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To preserve them for the future and for language revitalization, researchers worked on a recorder to record languages that are disappearing by finding the last speakers and making recordings and thus, arrived on what we now call descriptive linguists

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