Lannankieli Explained

Lannankieli is one of the three variants of Meänkieli, including the Torneo valley variant and the Gällivare dialects.[1] Lannankieli is mutually integible with the two other variants of Meänkieli, however there exists some lexical differences.[2]

Details

Lannankieli is spoken around the towns of Jukkasjärvi, Kurravaara and Kiruna, and there have been efforts to support the variant of Meänkieli.[3] [4] And there have been attempts to create Meänkieli literature specifically in the Lannankieli variant.[5] However, despite this, Lannankieli alongside Gällivare dialects are more vulnerable than the Torneo Valley variant of Meänkieli.[6]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Meänkieli-ruotti-meänkieli sanakirja . 2024-09-27 . www.isof.se.
  2. News: Kielipuoli . 2016-11-27 . #Kielipuoli: Yksikielisyyspolitiikan rautakourasta puristui uusi kieli . 2024-09-27 . Sveriges Radio . fi.
  3. News: Nyheter . S. V. T. . 2016-04-15 . Meänkielen eri versioista tekeillä uusi sanakirja . 2024-09-27 . SVT Nyheter . fi.
  4. News: Aasa . Ahti . ahti.aasa@sverigesradio.se . 2022-12-22 . Kieliloovala kieltä ja kylttyyriä esikoululapsile . 2024-09-27 . Sveriges Radio.
  5. Web site: 2023-01-30 . Polarbibblo – webbipaikka lapsile meänkielelä – STR-T . 2024-09-27 . fi.
  6. Web site: 2023-10-13 . Meänkielen kielisentteri vihitty – STR-T . 2024-09-27 . fi.

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