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Basic Oral Language Documentation (BOLD) Born after the UNESCO International Mother Language Day, on February 21, 2010, the BOLD project focuses on the recording and transcription of the oral languages of Papua New Guinea. They aim to collect data on around a hundred languages spoken around the country. PNG is home to a total of […]