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The Noun Phrase in Hawrami
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"The number of speakers of Hawrami is unknown, but is probably less than 100,000, possibly less than 50,000."

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2008

Location and Context

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Iran, Iraq

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35.042153, 46.359129

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"The version of the language we are describing is spoken in Pâwa, 10 miles to the southeast [of Nausud (Luhon)]."

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"The version of the language we are describing is spoken in Pâwa, 10 miles to the southeast [of Nausud (Luhon)]."

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~44,000

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21,100 in Iraq (2000). Several hundred thousand for Gurani speakers in both Iraq and Iran (Blau 1989). Population total all countries: 44,000.

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2009

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Iraq; Iran;

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Near Halabja, east of Suleimaniye, Topzawa near Tawuq, pockets from Mosul to Khanaqin. Also in Iran.

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Near Halabja, east of Suleimaniye, Topzawa near Tawuq, pockets from Mosul to Khanaqin. Also in Iran.

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36.84, 44.50

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2005

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35.75,45.5

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