Ilokano
- Ilokano
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Ilokano
Ilokano
Ilokano |
| Parlée aux |
Philippines |
| Région |
Nord de Luçon |
| Nombre de locuteurs |
8 millions |
| Classification par famille |
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| (Dérivée de la classification SIL) |
| Statut officiel et codes de langue |
| Régi par |
Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino |
| IETF (en) |
ilo |
| ISO 639-2 |
ilo |
| ISO/DIS 639-3 |
(en) ilo |
| Échantillon |
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Article premier de la Déclaration des Droits de l'Homme (voir le texte en français)
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Amin nga tao nga sibibiag ket naiyanak a siwawayawaya ken addaan iti agpapada nga dayaw ken kalintegan. Naikkanda ti panagikalintegan ken konsensya a nasken ti panagtitinnulong iti meysa ken meysa iti espiritu nga nainkak-absatan.
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L'ilokano est une langue appartenant au groupe malayo-polynésien occidental de la famille des langues austronésiennes. Il est parlé aux Philippines par environ 8 millions de locuteurs représentant 11,5 % de la population totale du pays.
Voir aussi
Portail des Philippines
Portail des langues
Catégories : Inventaire de langues | Langue malayo-polynésienne | Langue des Philippines
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