Chad: Bible translation

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Date posted:  1 Feb 2020
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Chad: Bible translation

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Two linguists serving with Wycliffe Bible Translators have taken the first steps of translating the Bible into two languages in Chad that have no writing system.

Dorothea Reuter and Maria Gustafsson will be researching the linguistics of the languages to provide the foundation for translation and literacy work. They have started by creating a draft alphabet chart for each language.

Dorothea will focus on the ‘Gula Iro’ language, while Maria focuses on ‘Mulgəni’ (spoken by the Mulgi people). Dorothea said: ‘We will partner with other organisations, working towards an oral Bible translation which at some point will be written down.’

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