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Journal of the Southeast Asian Linguistics Society
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ISSN 1836-6821 · University of Hawaii Press · 165 artikel di indeks
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Language Vitality Reassessment and Revival Efforts for Bidayuh of Sarawak, Malaysia
The Bidayuh language has been characterized as having stable vitality in some studies and shifting status in others. An Ethnologue update labels two Bidayuh dialects as endangered, but little is known about language use in the Bidayuh community and the community members’ awareness of their…
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A Grammatical Sketch of Northern Tai Long Shan
Current grammar descriptions of Shan varieties do not include the northern variety within the current Shan State. This article addresses this gap by providing a descriptive sketch of a northern variety of Shan, namely, northern Tai Long Shan. Primary linguistic data shows that the northern Tai Long…
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Understanding Tone Change: In Search of Stability-Induced Tonal Fusion in Southwestern Tai Languages
Xishuangbanna Tai Lue (China) features six lexical tones and six emerging grammatical tones. Each grammatical tone arises through the fusion of two lexical tones, a process driven by tonal stability mechanism following segmental deletion. Among Southwestern Tai languages, only Tai Phake and Central…
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Jean-Louis Taberd’s Treatise on Vietnamese Function Words and Its Historical Context
This paper presents a critical, linguistically annotated English translation of the prefatory materials in Jean-Louis Taberd’s Dictionarium Anamitico-Latinum (Serampore 1838), focusing especially on the appended “Treatise on Various Particles and Pronouns Most Useful for Elegant Expression in the…
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The Phonological System of Kri Phoong in Vietnam and an Extensive Glossary
The Kri Phoong language (also known as Kha Phong, Coi, and Kri) is a minority language belonging to the Vietic group within the Austroasiatic language family. Kri Phoong is distributed in Vietnam and Laos, where it is simply called Kri. From a synchronic perspective, Kri in Laos has been described…
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Language Shift and Endangerment of Mising, a Tani Language in Northeast India
This study presents a qualitative evaluation of the endangerment level of Mising (ISO 639-3: mrg), a Tibeto-Burman language of the Tani branch, spoken predominantly in the Upper Assam region and parts of Arunachal Pradesh in Northeast India. This research employs the nine-factor language vitality…
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Quantification in Bodo
This article explores the morphological composition of Bodo quantifiers. Based on their morphological features, Bodo quantifiers can be broadly categorized into core and morphologically derived complex quantifiers. Both quantifiers are further divided into Classifier:type-numeral…
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A Grammar Sketch of Uruangnirin
This paper presents a grammatical sketch of Uruangnirin, an Austronesian language of Indonesia. It provides an overview of word classes, personal pronouns, nouns and noun phrases, verbs and verbal inflection, clausal syntax, valency-changing strategies, complex predicates, clause coordination and…
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A Phonological Sketch of Uruangnirin, an Endangered Austronesian Language of Eastern Indonesia
This paper presents a phonological sketch on Uruangnirin, an underdescribed Austronesian language spoken in Indonesia. A word list with more than 1400 entries is found in the appendix.
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Review of the Syntax of Vietnamese Tense, Aspect, and Negation by Trang Phan
This is a review of the book "Syntax of Vietnamese Tense, Aspect, and Negation" by Trang Phan.
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Reciprocal Constructions in Bodo
Bodo employs optional nominal reciprocals and obligatory reciprocal verbs to form reciprocal constructions. Usually, the nominal reciprocal that is derived from a pronoun is formed by fully reduplicating the reflexive pronoun [ɡao] ‘self’, and reduplicants are conjoined together with the…
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Ablaut Reduplication in Javanese
This study offers new insights into ablaut reduplication in Javanese (hereafter Javanese ablaut), such as these examples: /tʃorak-tʃorek/ ‘to draw line aimlessly; doodle’, /elar-elur/ ‘to march in a long procession’, /liwaŋ-liwuŋ/ ‘extensive and dense jungle’, /gonta-ganti/ ‘to take turns, by…
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Tonal Geography of the Southern Thai Dialects
This study aims to describe the tonal differences of Southern Thai as spoken in the 21st century across the entire region of Southern Thailand and to show their geographical distribution on maps. The study adopts a dialectological approach (Chambers and Trudgill 1998), focusing on how tones vary by…
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Reframing Pre-Modern Language Contact through Trade in Eastern Indonesia: Javanese Linguistic Influence in the Moluccas
In the pre-modern period, Java and Javanese traders were at the center of a complex web of regional and long-distance trade networks extending from India and China to New Guinea. In particular, the Javanese were key players in the spice trade, transporting these from their native Moluccas to the…
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Papers from the 33rd Conference of the Southeast Asian Linguistics Society (2024)
This is the thirteenth JSEALS Special Publication. The goal of JSEALS Special Publications is to share collections of linguistics articles, such as select papers from conferences or other special academic events, as well as to offer a way for linguistic researchers in the greater Southeast Asian…
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The Evolution of Consonant Clusters in Vietnamese: Reconstruction Based on Manuscripts in Quốc ngữ Script from 17th to 19th Centuries
In the Dictionarium Annamiticum Lusitanum et Latinum published by Alexandre de Rhodes in 1651, the graphemes bl-, ml-, tl-, pl-, mnh- of five initial clusters *ɓl-, *ml-, *tl-, *pl-, *mɲ- can be found. This dictionary often presents two graphemes for the same phoneme, thus indicating both its old…
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Review of: Nominal Classification in Asia and Oceania: Functional and Diachronic Perspectives
This is a book review of "Nominal Classification in Asia and Oceania: Functional and Diachronic Perspectives".
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Mān on the Referentiality Continuum in Thai
Pronouns are traditionally defined as a pro-form of an explicit antecedent. However, the pronoun mān in Thai sometimes occurs without any co-referring explicit nominal expression, leading previous studies to consider them as non-referential. This study argues that, despite the absence of an…
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Facilitated Participatory Orthography Development in Sorsoganon, Philippines
This paper describes the orthography development of the Sorsoganon language, spoken in the Bicol Region of the Philippines, using a facilitated participatory approach—a hybrid of autonomous and participatory orthography design—relevant to Southeast Asian hierarchical societies. A phonemic…
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Connectives in Asur: A North Munda Language
Asur is an endangered North Munda language with fewer than ten thousand speakers which has remained largely unexplored by documentary linguists. This research draws on primary linguistic data of Asur to document and describe the connectives in the language. While the term connective is often…