As a result, it is also not surprising that the creation of the Lappish Book Language took place in Lycksele. The fact that both umlaut and gradation were omitted have been presented as conscious choices of the author in order to make this kind of language that was easier to understand for all Saamis from South to North; furthermore, this would also have helped the Swedish speaking clergy to learn the language much more quickly.
Although the Lappish Book Language was an artificial language which was neither spoken nor acquired, and functioned in a very narrow niche dominated by religion, it was used in quite a number of printings.
Sometimes one of subgroups learns the native language and the second learns some other subject. As was demonstrated in the analysis, around that time the structures responsible for developing national education were lowered in the governmental hierarchy. Saint-Petersburg House of Nationalities, The publications in the series are typically based on empirical research. In Bashkortostan, in the — academic year or Antal Reguly , Vatjalaismuistiinpanot In practice, this attempt boiled down to letting schools decide themselves whether or not they would teach the local language as a compulsory subject Shilov , Shabaev et al.
The fact that Ume Saami was spoken around the old administrative center Lycksele certainly contributed to this choice. Further, given the fact that Ume Saami was spoken in three lappmark areas, the language must have been spoken by a significant population.
Otherwise one would have expected a different language to have been chosen for this purpose. Whereas translations were adjusted, the orthography itself remained stable. However, with the later emergence of specialized and more accurate orthographies, the Lappish Book Language died. Astonishingly, even though a sizeable body of texts exists, philological work on this language form has never caught on in Saami research.
During that period, questions concerning internal classification started to become important. The materials which he was able to collect were published two years later Budenz, and this publication contained materials on a language variety which for the first time unanimously qualifies as Ume Saami.
Subsequent research, still rather international, continued in Lapland in the field and quite often among speakers of more than just one language. For the sake of completeness, the only Ume Saami materials gathered in that period which eventually were published should be mentioned. Wiklund was responsible for this. In several writings, Wiklund predicted that the Forest Saamis would not have a future and were doomed to become extinct soon.
Therefore, he claimed, the type of reindeer husbandry practiced by Forest Saamis should be given up in order to free agricultural space for Swedish farmers. Still, even though this section is as such rather uninformative, it is perhaps best known for a categorical statement concerning the relation of Ume Saami to South Saami. What this condensed overview shows is why Ume Saami, paradoxically, is a weak link in the Saami language chain. Despite the existence of data, there is still hardly any data.
Furthermore, such a corpus should be both balanced and representative, and include different varieties, idiolects, registers, dialects and the like. For other areas with an earlier Ume Saami population such as Lycksele, hardly anything relevant has been collected. Larsson provides an important step, and some of the discussion below will focus on three observations whose implications are perhaps not particularly obvious at first glance. The following sections briefly present two instances which demonstrate problems older research had to face due to the lack of published materials but whose decisions have had some impact on research even up to today.
This old unsettled problem is a perfect example for the difficulties in drawing boundaries between Ume Saami and South Saami; I avoid siding with any one interpretation for the time being as a dialectological interpretation is pending. In this instance, the initial statement that Ume Saami was not encountered in Norway would remain correct.
Larsson has rightfully emphasized this problem and has convincingly proven that there is not a single linguistic trait that would help to unequivocally identify a variety as either South or Ume Saami. Based on available evidence as contained in Qvigstad , the current classification of Hattfjelldal as South Saami appears justified, although the shape of personal pronouns and the frequent use of the copula in the present tense are slightly untypical for South Saami.
Nonetheless, despite the existence of published materials, the border is still unsettled as additional data on this area has never been published. When turning to the border between Ume Saami and Pite Sami, one finds an even more intriguing example of how a border was assumed in spite of evidence to the contrary. The map in M. Korhonen shows that the border between Ume Saami and Pite Saami was assumed to run through the town of Arvidsjaur. Given the fact that Korhonen could not have relied on any other material than the published materials mentioned in 4. Whereas in the south a border has not been confirmed despite the existence of some data, in the north a border was drawn in spite of available linguistic data.
Variation is often contrasted with South Saami in order to single out differences between both languages. However, if one takes syntax seriously, a number of meaningful differences between Ume Saami and South Saami become visible and I will repeat several findings of my own Siegl , to which I will add a new observation absent from both Larsson and Siegl If the copula is overtly expressed, a certain emphatic stress is intended. The following examples demonstrate its basic properties. The publications in the series are typically based on empirical research.
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