Pahang Malay

E846665

Pahang Malay is a regional variety of the Malay language spoken primarily in the Malaysian state of Pahang, characterized by its distinct phonology and vocabulary within the Malay dialect continuum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Malay dialect
regional language variety
associatedWith Pahang Malay culture
Pahang identity
belongsTo Malay macrolanguage NERFINISHED
contrastWith Kelantan-Pattani Malay NERFINISHED
Standard Malay NERFINISHED
Terengganu Malay NERFINISHED
country Malaysia
hasAlternativeName Dialek Pahang
hasLinguisticFeature distinct phonology within Malay dialects
distinct regional vocabulary
lexical items not found in Standard Malay
phonological variation from neighboring Malay dialects
hasPhonologicalFeature distinct consonant realizations compared to Standard Malay
distinct vowel realizations compared to Standard Malay
hasStatus regional dialect
hasVariation subregional varieties within Pahang
historicalWritingSystem Jawi script NERFINISHED
influencedBy Standard Malay through education and media
ISO639Macrolanguage ms
isPartOf Malay linguistic heritage of Malaysia
isSubjectOf dialectological studies of Malay
languageFamily Austronesian languages
Malayic languages
Malayo-Polynesian languages NERFINISHED
languageOf Pahang Malays NERFINISHED
mutuallyIntelligibleWith Standard Malay NERFINISHED
other Malay dialects of Peninsular Malaysia
partOf Malay dialect continuum
primaryRegion Pahang NERFINISHED
regionType state-level dialect
sharesLexiconWith Kelantan-Pattani Malay NERFINISHED
Standard Malay NERFINISHED
Terengganu Malay NERFINISHED
spokenIn East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia NERFINISHED
Pahang NERFINISHED
Peninsular Malaysia NERFINISHED
standardBasedOn Malay language NERFINISHED
subclassOf Austronesian language variety
Malay language NERFINISHED
Malayic language variety
usedBy ethnic Malays in Pahang
usedFor everyday communication in Pahang
usedIn informal domains
oral communication
writingSystem Latin alphabet
surface form: Latin script

Rumi script

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Terengganu Malay closelyRelatedTo Pahang Malay