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About Us

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Our 
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Welcome to the Tani Language Foundation, the organization that is working tirelessly to revive and rekindle the Tani language as an intrinsic element of the rich heritage spanning across regions including Medog, Lhunze, Mainling, Yunnan in China, and Arunachal, Assam in India. Our foundation was started by a group of college students of the Tani ethnicity to preserve their culture. We are committed to unifying the various dialects of the Tani language and ensuring that it remains an intrinsic element of the Tani culture. Join us in preserving this ancient and beautiful language.

Our Partners

May the almighty God bless the Tani people abundantly, and may His light shine upon them so that many may witness His glory and love

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Northeastern Centre for High School Research
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Northeast India Indigenous Peoples' Archive
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Voices of Rural India
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Indian Catholic Matters
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The Endangered Languages Project
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The Omniglot Language Encyclopedia
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The Living Tongues Institute of Endangered Languages

Meet the Team! 

These are the members of the  founding team. In our efforts for preservation we are also greatly supported by the Endangered Languages Project, (Dr Anna Belew of University of Hawaii, Yazmín Novelo and Yulha Lahwa) who provided us with valuable mentorship and guidance on how to proceed. We are also currently in touch with Dr. Gregory D. S Anderson, and the Living Tongues Society to establish an online Multimedia dictionary and Grammar book for the Tani Language.

Founders:

Luke Rimmo (Minkeng) Lego & Takar Mili

Linguistics (Analytical)

  1. Madhurjya (Assamese)

  2. Alessandro David (🇺🇸)

  3. Colin Hudzikiewicz  (🇺🇸)

  4. Nuyi Yirang (Padam: Adi) 

  5. Priyom Hazarika (Assamese)

  6. Hariprasad Doley (Mishing)

Editorial and Publications

  1. Mingkeng Lego (News) (Padam: Adi) 

Department for Linguistic Engagement

1. Migom Pamegam (Logo Design) (Dubbing Head) (Moying: Misi)

2. Taba Domina (Singer) (Lael: Nyisi)

3. Naina (Dubbing Team) (Misi)

Field Linguistics and Cultural Heritage Archivist

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  1. Lenin Doley (Pagro: Misi) 

  2. Pakbi Lombi (Karka: Galo) 

  3. Tingom Godak (Kamle: Nyishi) 

  4. Takar Mili (Delu: Misi)

  5. Nyayi Lombi (Karka: Galo) (Minyong: Adi)

  6. Noinam perme (Padam: Adi) 

  7. Bagang Nikar Maki (Tagin) (Translations)

  8. Priyanka Doley (Mising)

  9. Bengia Teji (Nyishi)

  10. Likha Nuka (Nyishi)

  11. Koj Nampi (Apatani)

  12. Tapi Nichi (Apatani)

Linguistic and Research Advisor:

Dr. Anujeema Saikia

Technical Affairs

Hanging Bridge in Boleng

  1. Koyin Gao

  2. James Tassing (Adi) 

Graphic Design

  1. Licha Tama (Nyishi)

Itanagar

Papum Pare , Arunachal Pradesh

791111, IN

"Preserve our heritage and resist foreign influence. Be proud to be Tani—children of an undefeated, resilient ethnicty. Cherish and speak your native language; there's nothing more powerful than your own voice"

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South West Delhi

New Delhi

110021, IN

The Tani Language Foundation (TLF) is a is a non-profit, non-partisan, non-political, cultural, and educational organization that promotes and recognizes Tani culture & heritage not only in India but also internationally. 

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