Definition(s)
Analysis of mainly spoken, but also written, language as a method for helping to establish the nationality, region or ethnic origin of third-country nationals / migrants.
Source(s)
Developed by EMN
Translations
- BG: езиков анализ за определяне на произхода
- CS: analýza jazyka pro určení původu
- DE: Sprachanalyse zur Bestimmung der Herkunft
- EL: Ανάλυση γλώσσας για τον καθορισμό πιθανής χώρας και / ή περιοχής καταγωγής
- EN: language analysis for the determination of origin
- ES: análisis lingüístico para la determinación del origen
- ET: keeleanalüüs isiku päritolu väljaselgitamiseks
- FI: kielianalyysi henkilön alkuperän selvittämiseksi
- FR: analyse linguistique pour la détermination de l’origine
- GA: anailís teanga le bunús eitneach a chinneadh
- HR: analiza jezika radi utvrđivanja zemlje podrijetla (LADO)
- HU: nyelvi elemzés a származás megállapítására
- IT: analisi linguistica per la determinazione dell'origine
- LT: kalbos analizė kilmei nustatyti
- LV: valodas analīze, lai noteiktu izcelsmi
- MT: determinazzjoni tal-oriġini tal-analiżi lingwistika / preċiżazzjoni tal-oriġini tal-analiżi lingwistika
- NL: taalanalyse voor de bepaling van de herkomst
- PL: rozpoznawcza analiza językowa kraju pochodzenia
- PT: análise da linguagem para determinação da origem
- RO: analiză lingvistică pentru determinarea originii
- SK: analýza jazyka na určenie pôvodu
- SL: jezikovna analiza za ugotavljanje izvora / porekla
- SV: språkanalys för att fastställa ursprung
- NO: språkanalyse for å vurdere opprinnelsesland / -område (b); språkanalyse for å vurdere opphavsland / -område (n)
- KA: ენის ანალიზი წარმომავლობის დადგენის მიზნით (LADO)
- UK: мовний аналіз для визначення походження (LADO)
- HY: Լեզվի վերլուծություն՝ ծագման հնարավոր երկրի և/կամ տարածաշրջանի որոշման համար
Synonym(s)
- LADO
- language and speech analysis for the determination of origin
- speech-text-analysis
Broader Term(s)
Note(s)
1. Language analyses are usually made at the request of government immigration/asylum agencies attempting to verify asylum claims, but may also be performed as part of the appeals process for claims which have been denied or may apply in return proceedings of other irregular migrants. For further information see e.g.: Language and Asylum Research Group
2. Speech recordings are typically analysed to determine whether an applicant's speech patterns show expected features of the specific language variety spoken by their claimed group. The key question that can be addressed scientifically is not one of nationality but of language socialization and speech community membership, which is a sociolinguistic matter.
3. In 2004, 'Guidelines for the use of language analysis in relation to questions of national origin in refugee cases' were published which encompass minimum requirements and safeguards for competent professional language analysis. They serve as a reference point for governments seeking to know how to conduct their investigations in a professional manner.
4. IT does not follow a standardized, codified procedure for languages analysis.