Communicating Public Health Information in one of Bhutan’s Larger Small Languages: Mangdepikha
Tenzin Dorji (College of Language and Culture Studies, Royal University of Bhutan) Mangdepikha (also known as Nyenkha) is one of the 19 or more languages spoken in Bhutan. It is currently spoken by around 10,000 people living in central Bhutan. This post focuses on the communication of COVID-19 public health information in the Mangdepikha-speaking village […]
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