Nagamese creole

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Phonology

Vowels Diphthongs Consonants Semivowels

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Early origins and evolution

Assamese Ahom rulers

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Overview

Assamese Creole language Nagaland Lingua franca Dimasa

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Ethnicity: Naga people
Glottolog: naga1394
ISO 639-3: nag
Language family: Assamese-based creole
Native to: Northeast India
Speakers: (L1: 30,000 cited 1989) L2: 380,000 (2011)

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Overview

Early origins and evolution

Assamese Assamese people
Ahom rulers Ahom kingdom

Phonology

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Nagamese creole

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Ethnicity · 1

Nagamese creole → Naga people

Glottolog · 1

Nagamese creole → naga1394

ISO 639-3 · 1

Nagamese creole → nag

Language family · 1

Nagamese creole → Assamese-based creole

Native to · 1

Nagamese creole → Northeast India

Speakers · 1

Nagamese creole → (L1: 30,000 cited 1989) L2: 380,000 (2011)

related to Phonology · 1

Nagamese creole → The Nagamese Creole

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nagamese naga assamese also language spoken nagaland used creole pidgin communication people state despite official contact population english lingua franca

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Nagamese creole	Ethnicity	Naga people	1.00	infobox
Nagamese creole	Glottolog	naga1394	1.00	infobox
Nagamese creole	ISO 639-3	nag	1.00	infobox
Nagamese creole	Language family	Assamese-based creole	1.00	infobox
Nagamese creole	Native to	Northeast India	1.00	infobox
Nagamese creole	Speakers	(L1: 30,000 cited 1989) L2: 380,000 (2011)	1.00	infobox
the Kachan	instance of	who lived in the plains and included groups	0.80	text
Assamese	instance of	who lived in the plains and included groups	0.80	text
and Manipuri people	instance of	who lived in the plains and included groups	0.80	text
was necessary.Nagamese primarily developed as a lingua franca because of the contact in the barter trade centres in the plains of Assam between members of different Naga linguistic group communicating with Assamese traders	instance of	who lived in the plains and included groups	0.80	text
one another	instance of	who lived in the plains and included groups	0.80	text
conducting parliament meetings	instance of	it is also used within official state-regulated domains	0.80	text

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