Ilongot

Ilongot
Ilongot
Bugkalot
Parlée aux Drapeau des Philippines Philippines
Région Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino
Nombre de locuteurs 50 800 (1990)[1]
Classification par famille
Codes de langue
ISO 639-3 ilk
IETF ilk

L’ilongot (ou bugkalot[2]) est une langue austronésienne parlée dans les provinces de Nueva Vizcaya et de Quirino, situées dans le centre de l'île de Luzon, aux Philippines.

Sommaire

Classification

L’ilongot est une langue malayo-polynésienne occidentale qui appartient au sous-groupe des langues luzon du Nord, rattaché au groupe des langues philippines

L'ilongot est proche de l'ibaloy, du karao et du pangasinan.

Notes et références

  1. Selon Ethnologue.com
  2. Ce dernier nom est préféré par les locuteurs qui rejettent le terme d'ilongot, Himes, 1998, p.120.

Sources

  • (en) Himes, Ronald S., The Southern Cordilleran Group of Philippine Languages, Oceanic Linguistics, 37:1, 1998, p.120-177.

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