Southern O’odham varieties

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Southern O’odham varieties are the southern dialects of the O’odham language spoken primarily in parts of the Sonoran Desert region of the United States and Mexico.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Southern Uto-Aztecan language variety
dialect group
areEndangered true
areMinorityLanguageIn Mexico NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
areMutuallyIntelligibleWith other O’odham dialects
areOralTraditionDominant true
closelyRelatedTo Northern O’odham varieties
Pima Bajo language NERFINISHED
hasAncestor Proto-Tepiman language NERFINISHED
Proto-Uto-Aztecan language NERFINISHED
hasBranch Tepiman languages NERFINISHED
hasDialectContinuumWith Northern O’odham varieties NERFINISHED
hasEthnolinguisticIdentity O’odham cultural identity
hasLanguageFamily Uto-Aztecan language family NERFINISHED
hasLinguisticFeature SOV word order tendency
agglutinative morphology
postpositions
stress accent
verb-heavy morphology
vowel length contrast
hasRegionType cross-border speech community
hasSubfamily Southern Uto-Aztecan NERFINISHED
hasWritingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script
partOf O’odham language NERFINISHED
spokenBy Akimel O’odham people NERFINISHED
O’odham people NERFINISHED
Tohono O’odham people NERFINISHED
spokenIn Arizona NERFINISHED
Mexico
Sonora NERFINISHED
Sonoran Desert NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
subclassOf O’odham dialects
subjectOf O’odham language revitalization efforts
usedFor everyday communication in some communities
ritual and ceremonial speech
traditional oral narratives
usedIn community radio and media in some areas
indigenous education programs

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O’odham language continuum hasPart Southern O’odham varieties