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The TypeCraft Advisory Board are linguists who have agreed to give TypeCraft annotators help concerning their annotations and the on-line representation of their data and the language(s) they document using TypeCraft. Every language family represented in TC has its own Advisor; at present we have two advisors; we are still looking for an advisor for the Bantu languages and for the Sami languages. In addition a technical and an administrative adviser will join the team of experts.

Biographies

Mary Esther Kropp Dakubu

Languages of Ghana

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Lars Hellan

North Germanic Languages

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−	The TypeCraft Advisory Board are linguists ~~that~~ have agreed to give TypeCraft annotators help concerning their annotations and the on-line representation of their data and the language(s) they document using TypeCraft. Every language family represented in TC has its own Advisor; at present we have two advisors; we are still looking for an advisor for the Bantu languages and for the Sami languages. In addition a technical and an administrative adviser will join the team of experts.	+	The TypeCraft Advisory Board are linguists who have agreed to give TypeCraft annotators help concerning their annotations and the on-line representation of their data and the language(s) they document using TypeCraft. Every language family represented in TC has its own Advisor; at present we have two advisors; we are still looking for an advisor for the Bantu languages and for the Sami languages. In addition a technical and an administrative adviser will join the team of experts.

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