Students may apply to the DILS program to study any language not taught
at Yale. Below is a list of the languages that students are pursuing during the current semester, followed by a list of languages that have been studied at least once since the program's inception in the spring of 2001. Many languages have been studied at multiple levels. Some languages previously studied through DILS are now taught by regular university faculty through
programs in departments and area studies councils.
Languages Being Studied This Semester
Afrikaans
| Nepali
|
American Sign Language
| Punjabi
|
| Arabic, Egyptian | Quechua |
| Arabic, Iraqi | Serbo-Croatian |
| Arabic, Levantine | Swedish |
| Cantonese | Telugu |
| Dari | Thai |
| Efik | Tibetan |
Haitian Creole
| Uyghur |
Khmer
| Wolof |
Lithuanian
|
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Languages Studied to Date
Afrikaans
| Luganda |
| Albanian | Malagasy
|
American Sign Language
| Mapudungun |
Amharic
| Mongolian |
Arabic, Egyptian
| Neo-Aramaic
|
Arabic, Iraqi
| Nepali |
Arabic, Levantine
| Oromo
|
Armenian
| Polish |
Basque
| Polish (Graduate Reading Course) |
Bengali, Colloquial
| Punjabi |
| Bulgarian | Quechua |
| Burmese | Romanian |
| Cantonese | Rutooro |
| Danish | Serbo-Croatian |
| Dari | Setswana |
| Dinka | Swedish |
Dutch
| Tagalog |
Dutch (Graduate Reading Course)
| Taiwanese |
| Efik | Telugu |
| Estonian | Thai |
| Fijian | Tamil |
| Finnish | Tibetan |
| Georgian | Tigrynia |
Haitian Creole
| Tok Pisin |
| Hausa | Turkish |
| Hungarian | Twi |
| Igbo | Ukrainian |
| Ilocano | Urdu |
| Karen | Uyghur |
| Kazakh | Visayan/Cebuano |
| Khmer/Cambodian | Wolof |
| Kinyarwanda | Yiddish |
| Lithuanian |
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More Information
For questions not answered on this website, contact dils@yale.edu or call (203) 432-0584.
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