Ushojo
Ushuji; Dardu
Indo-European; Indo-Iranian; Indo-Aryan; Northwestern Zone
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2006
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Pakistan
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"Chail Vally, Swat District"
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2010
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2003
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Pakistan
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On the Bishigram side valley of the Swat River
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On the Bishigram side valley of the Swat River
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2009
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Upper reaches of Bishigram (Chail) Valley, east of Madyan, Swat Kohistan. 12 villages
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Upper reaches of Bishigram (Chail) Valley, east of Madyan, Swat Kohistan. 12 villages
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1992
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Pakistan
35.081912, 72.666050
About half-way up the Swat Valley in northern Pakistan [...] Ushojo is spoken by an estimated 2,000 people in twelve villages. The names of the villages which are predominantly Ushojo are as follows: Bishigram, Shepiza, Kas, Derai, Nalkot, Karial, Sore, Tangai Banda, Kappal (Kafir) Banda, Moghul Mar, Tukai, and Danda.
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About half-way up the Swat Valley in northern Pakistan [...] Ushojo is spoken by an estimated 2,000 people in twelve villages. The names of the villages which are predominantly Ushojo are as follows: Bishigram, Shepiza, Kas, Derai, Nalkot, Karial, Sore, Tangai Banda, Kappal (Kafir) Banda, Moghul Mar, Tukai, and Danda.
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"Madyan is the nearest town with a bazaar and most of the shopkeepers speak Pashto. The Ushojo people therefore must learn Pashto to do any business in Madyan.... Ushojo speakers’ ability in Pashto was 'very good'."
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- Endangered Languages Catalogue Project. Compiled by research teams at University of Hawai'i Mānoa and Institute for Language Information and Technology (LINGUIST List) at Eastern Michigan University2012. "Endangered Languages Catalogue Project. Compiled By Research Teams At University of Hawai'i Mānoa and Institute For Language Information and Technology (LINGUIST List) At Eastern Michigan University."
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