Yaren Dom
Dom yare ne na Trans-New Guinea na Gabashin Gabashin Kungiyar Chimbu, ana magana da shi a Gundumomin Gumin da Sinasina na Lardin Chimbu da kuma wasu ƙauyuka masu zaman kansu a yammacin tsaunuka na Papua New Guinea
Yaren Dom | |
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Lamban rijistar harshe | |
ISO 639-3 |
doa |
Glottolog |
domm1246 [1] |
. [2]
Tarihin Harshen Harshen Jama'a
gyara sasheMutanen Dom suna zaune a cikin al'ummar noma, wanda ke da ƙungiyar ƙabilar, patrilocal da patrilineal. Akwai ƙananan bambancin yare kawai tsakanin dangin. [3] addini shine Kiristanci.
Yanayin Tattaunawa da Harshe
gyara sasheAkwai harsuna daban-daban guda uku da masu magana da Dom ke magana tare da Dom: Tok Pisin, Kuman da Ingilishi. Tok Pisin yana aiki ne a matsayin harshen Papuan. Kuman, wanda ke da alaƙa da harshen Chimbu na gabashin da ke da alaƙar zamantakewa da al'adu, yana aiki a matsayin harshen da aka yi amfani da shi a bukukuwan da kuma yanayin hukuma. Ana gu[4] da darussan makaranta galibi a Turanci.
Harshen harshe
gyara sasheFasahar sauti
gyara sasheSautin sautin
gyara sashe- da kuma o
- a a:
- da kuma o
Ƙananan nau'i-nau'i
gyara sasheAllophones
gyara sasheTsawon sautin a cikin sashi mai laushi yana da halayyar allophonic.
Sautin sautin | Bayyanawa da aka yi amfani da shi | sashi mai laushi | kalma ta ƙarshe | Yanayi na musamman |
da kuma | [e]~[ɛ] | [e:] | [ə],Ø | [o] a cikin [+labial] (C) _#
[i] Digiri #C_# |
i | [I] | [I:] | [I] | [I] |
o | [ko]~[ko] | [ko:]~[ko] | [ko] | [ko] |
u | [u] | [u:] | [u] | [u] |
a | [a] | [a:] | [a] | [a] |
Manazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin, eds. (2017). "Yaren Dom". Glottolog 3.0. Jena, Germany: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
- ↑ Tida Syuntarô (2006): A Grammar of the Dom Language. A Papuan Language of Papua New Guinea. Page 1; 6; 8
- ↑ Tida Syuntarô (2006): A Grammar of the Dom Language. A Papuan Language of Papua New Guinea. Page 1f; 3
- ↑ Tida Syuntarô (2006): A Grammar of the Dom Language. A Papuan Language of Papua New Guinea. Page 2
- ↑ Tida Syuntarô (2006): A Grammar of the Dom Language. A Papuan Language of Papua New Guinea. Page 9