Sadri
For those interested
in
Sadri, also known as
Sadani and Nagpuri, two good places to start are
the Sadri pages at Wikipedia
or at the Ethnologue.
There is also an English version
of a skeleton
grammar
of
Sadri written by John Peterson and Savita Kiran which
will appear in Russian in L.I. Kulikov, T.I.
Oranskaia &
A. Yu. Rusakov (eds.), Новые индоарийские
языки. ["New
Indo-Aryan
Languages"] - Языки мира
["The Languages of the World"], Vol. 16. Moscow: Nauk. It can be seen here in
XML-format or here in
PDF-format.
For further literature on Sadri,
click here.
Here
you
will
also find links to
further information on
Sadri as well as an electronically readable dictionary.
A number of texts in Sadri which I have collected and analyzed together with native speakers are gradually being reformatted and the following may already be viewed in their new format:
Spoken by Miss Biraj Chik Baraik
The
clump
of
dirt
and
the
jackal
Spoken by Mr. Hemant Kumar Singh:
Spoken by Mr. Sunil Chik Baraik: