ELAT currently has documentation projects underway on several languages
including:

• Anaraki, a language of Central Iran
• Bukhori, a Southwest Iranian language spoken by Bukharian Jews
• Bukusu, a Bantu language of Kenya
• Gaelic, a Celtic language of Scotland
• Harari, a language of the Harar region in eastern Ethiopia
• Guangfeng, a variety of Wu from China
• Romani, languages of the Romani diaspora
• Sri Lanka Malay, a Malay-based creole of Sri Lanka
• South Efate and Nakanamanga, Oceanic languages of Efate Island in Vanuatu
• Urhobo, a language of southern Nigeria
• Languages of Italy
  • Agrigentino, a variety of Sicilian
  • Calabrese
    • Cosentino, a northern variety of Calabrese
    • Santonofrese, a southern variety of Calabrese
  • Cellese, a variety of Francoprovençal
  • Cepranese, a variety of Ciociaro
  • Fossacesiana, a variety of Abruzzese
  • Friulian, a Romance language of Northeast Italy
  • Genoese, a variety of Ligurian
  • Limosanese, a variety of Molisano
  • Morconese, a variety of Campano
  • Offidano, a variety of Marchigiano
  • Pretarolo, a variety of Abruzzese
  • Senese, a variety of Tuscan
  • Solerino, a variety of Piedmontese

ELAT had the opportunity to record the last fluent speaker of Livonian, a language of Latvia. We have also done recordings of Ge’ez, the liturgical language of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.

Suggestions for new project possibilities are always welcome! Please contact us.