Abstract

This study, in which adult Navaho interviewers recorded conversations with Navaho children, involved the analysis of Navaho lexicon and spelling. Computer processing made it possible to base the study on the vocabulary of these young Navaho. (Author/RK)

Citation

Spolsky, B. (1973). A Computer-Assisted Study of the Vocabulary of Young Navajo Children. Computers and the Humanities, 7(4), 209. Retrieved August 16, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/168678/.

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Keywords

• American Indian Languages
• Child Language
• Computer Assisted Instruction
• Graphemes
• Interviews
• Linguistic Theory
• Navajo
• Orthographic Symbols
• Sampling
• vocabulary