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| (documentation AukanLanguage EnglishLanguage "The AukanLanguage is a NdyukaLanguage of Suriname. SIL code: DJK. ISO 639-2: cpe. Population: 15,542 in Suriname, including 14,353 Aukan, 33 Aluku, 1,156 Paramaccan (1980 census). Population total both countries: 21,500 or more. Region: Eastern along the Marowijne and Tapanahony rivers, northeastern along the Cottica River. Aluku are along the French Guiana border and in French Guiana. Paramaccan are in northeast Suriname. Also spoken in French Guiana. Alternate names: NDYUKA, NDJUKA, NJUKA, 'DJUKA', 'DJOEKA', AUKAANS, OKANISI. Dialects: AUKAN, ALUKU (ALOEKOE, BONI), PARAMACCAN. Comments: Kwinti is further removed from Aukan than are Aluku and Paramaccan. The society was formed by escaped slaves. Subsistence and economy is Amerindian, social culture and religion are West African. Aluku has more French influence than Paramaccan does. Any spelling of Ndyuka without the initial nasal is considered derogatory. 'Aukan' is English, 'Aukaans' is Dutch. Dictionary. Grammar. Tonal. Literacy rate in first language: Below 1%. Literacy rate in second language: 15% to 25%. Traditional religion, Christian. NT 1999.(extract from http:/ / www.ethnologue.com/ )") | Languages.kif 1861-1876 | |
| (instance AukanLanguage NdyukaLanguage) | Languages.kif 1860-1860 | Aukan language is an instance of ndyuka language |
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| (termFormat ChineseLanguage AukanLanguage "奥坎语言") | domainEnglishFormat.kif 9062-9062 | |
| (termFormat ChineseTraditionalLanguage AukanLanguage "奧坎語言") | domainEnglishFormat.kif 9061-9061 | |
| (termFormat EnglishLanguage AukanLanguage "aukan language") | domainEnglishFormat.kif 9060-9060 |
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