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[WIA Languages Day 1/221] Eyak - The Eternal Echo of the Last Voice
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- The WIA language project introduced Eyak, an Alaskan language that became extinct in 2008, as the first day of its digital record of 221 languages.
- Marie Smith Jones, the last speaker of Eyak, died on January 21, 2008, at the age of 89, and during her lifetime she created a dictionary with Michael Krauss.
- WIA said it has built a digital archive of the dictionary and over 1,000 hours of recordings, making them viewable online.
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