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Cebuano is a language spoken by millions of people in the Philippines, primarily by the Cebuano ethnic group and various other communities in the region. As an Austronesian language, it belongs to the same language family as many other languages across Southeast Asia and the Pacific, making it part of a significant global linguistic tradition.
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- Instance of
- modern language
- Subclass of
- Bisayan
- Has part
- Boholano dialect
- Named after
- Cebu
- Country
- Philippines
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- Category:Cebuano language
- writing system
- Philippine Braille
- Wikimedia language code
- ceb
- Commons category
- Cebuano language
- native label
- Binisaya
- number of speakers, writers, or signers
- 15900000
- language regulatory body
- Visayan Academy of Arts and Letters
- linguistic typology
- verb–subject–object
- indigenous to
- Northern Mindanao
- P10369
- San Marino
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La lingua cebuana, o cebuano (in cebuano sugbuanon), è una lingua austronesiana parlata nelle Filippine, il cui nome deriva da quello dell'isola filippina di Cebu. È un sottogruppo del visayano, a sua volta facente parte del ramo delle lingue maleo-polinesiache (parlate nelle Filippine da circa 16 milioni di persone). Il cebuano, nel quadro delle lingue parlate nella Repubblica delle Filippine, ha carattere di lingua ufficiale ausiliaria a livello regionale. Al 2022, è parlata da 15,9 milioni di parlanti totali.
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