Kalanguya language

E145997

The Kalanguya language is an Austronesian language spoken by the Kalanguya people in the northern Luzon highlands of the Philippines.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Kalanguya language canonical 3
Tuwali Ifugao language 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Austronesian language
Philippine language
language
country Philippines
ethnicGroup Kalanguya
hasAlternativeName Ambaguio Kallahan
Ikalahan
Kalangoya
Kallahan
Kayapa Kallahan
Tinoc Kallahan
hasCommunity indigenous people of northern Luzon
hasDialects Ambaguio
Kayapa
Tinoc
hasGlottocode kala1408
hasLinguisticTypology Austronesian alignment
hasMorphologyType agglutinative
hasPhonologicalFeature typical Austronesian phoneme inventory
hasWordOrder verb–initial tendency
hasWritingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script
isEndangered true
ISO639-3 kak
isPartOf Cordilleran languages
languageBranch Malayo-Polynesian languages
surface form: Malayo-Polynesian
languageFamily Austronesian
languageGroup Northern Luzon
region Benguet
surface form: Benguet Province

Cordillera mountain region
surface form: Cordillera region

Ifugao
surface form: Ifugao Province

Nueva Vizcaya
surface form: Nueva Vizcaya Province

Pangasinan
surface form: Pangasinan Province
spokenBy Kalanguya people
spokenIn Luzon
Philippines
Philippine Cordilleras
surface form: northern Luzon highlands
subfamilyOf Northern Luzon languages
subjectOf Bible translation efforts
linguistic documentation projects
usedAlongside English language
Filipino language
Ilocano language
usedFor oral communication
usedIn folk songs
oral literature
traditional rituals

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Philippine–Cordilleran languages hasMember Kalanguya language
Cordilleran languages includesLanguage Kalanguya language
Karao language relatedTo Kalanguya language
Batad Ifugao language closelyRelatedTo Kalanguya language
this entity surface form: Tuwali Ifugao language