Temne Language Pack
Temne now has draft written and spoken forms for fieldwork, ecology, plant passport terms, QR pages and website navigation. It remains pending native-speaker review before final field deployment.
A controlled access layer for English, Krio, Mende and local plant terminology across signage, school gardens and botanical provenance records.
| Language | TT-OS Role | Status |
|---|---|---|
| English | Official documentation, website baseline, reports and services. | Active |
| Krio | National community access, signage, training and field communication. | Active priority |
| Mende | Eastern and Southern plant knowledge, school gardens, field interpretation and botanical provenance. | Active priority |
| Temne | Northern fieldwork, soil and water surveys, agroforestry, QR pages and Plant Passports. | Draft pack installed — speaker validation required |
| Limba | Northern cultural knowledge, forest ecology, community dialogue and Plant Passport collection. | Registered scaffold — terms pending collection |
| French | Regional science, donor communication and cross-border West African project access. | Strategic support |
Temne now has draft written and spoken forms for fieldwork, ecology, plant passport terms, QR pages and website navigation. It remains pending native-speaker review before final field deployment.
Limba is now registered as a TT-OS priority language. Terms should be collected through verified speakers, field interviews and careful review rather than invented.
Language packs allow each passport to carry local names, spoken forms, field instructions, cultural context and community-facing explanations.
All local-language terms require review before final publication. Draft terms remain clearly labelled to avoid false authority.
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