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Canaries ag feadal

  • 30-11-2003 9:31am
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    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3241128.stm

    Canary Island whistles again
    La Gomera
    Silbo developed as a means to talk across La Gomera's great ravines
    A means of communication using whistling is being revived after nearly vanishing from the one island on which it is used.

    The language is called Silbo Gomero, and is only heard on the Canary Island of La Gomera, off the coast of Morocco.

    Until recently those who communicated in Silbo were dying out - but the government of the island made it compulsory for all schoolchildren on the island to study it, and now it is making a comeback.

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