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Malay-based creole languages - Kupang Malay | | Malay-based creole languages - Kupang Malay: Encyclopedia II - Malay-based creole languages - Kupang Malay | | Spoken in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara West-end of Timor Island. It is based on archaic Malay which mixed mostly with Dutch, Portuguese and local languages. Similar to Ambonese Malay with several differences in vocabularies and accents. Its grammatical system is resembling to other East Indonesian Malay Creoles.
Examples :
beta = I
lu = You
sonde = ...
See also:Malay-based creole languages, Malay-based creole languages - Betawian Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Baba Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Manado Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Ternatean Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Bacanese Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Larantuka Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Kupang Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Ambonese Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Bandanese Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Papuan/Irian Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Malay-Influenced Indigenous Languages, Malay-based creole languages - Tagalog, Malay-based creole languages - Tetum | | | Malay-based creole languages, Malay-based creole languages - Ambonese Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Baba Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Bacanese Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Bandanese Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Betawian Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Kupang Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Larantuka Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Malay-Influenced Indigenous Languages, Malay-based creole languages - Manado Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Papuan/Irian Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Tagalog, Malay-based creole languages - Ternatean Malay, Malay-based creole languages - Tetum | | |
| | | Malay-based creole languages: Encyclopedia II - Malay-based creole languages - Kupang Malay
Malay-based creole languages - Kupang Malay
Spoken in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara West-end of Timor Island. It is based on archaic Malay which mixed mostly with Dutch, Portuguese and local languages. Similar to Ambonese Malay with several differences in vocabularies and accents. Its grammatical system is resembling to other East Indonesian Malay Creoles.
Examples :
- beta = I
- lu = You
- sonde = No
- Beta sonde tau, lai = I don't know
Other related archivesBahasa Indonesia, Balinese, Banten, Chinese, Dutch, East Nusa Tenggara, East Timor, Filipino, Halmahera, Jakarta, Javanese, Kupang, Languages of Asia, Linguistics, Malay language, Maluku, Manado, Manado Malay, North Maluku, North Sulawesi, Papua, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Pidgins and creoles, Portuguese, Portuguese creole, Sula Islands, Sundanese, Tagalog, Tagalog Words of Foreign Origin Chart, Tangerang, Ternate, Tetum, Tidore, West Irian Jaya, West Java, lingua franca
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