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chamorro

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Also known as ch, Chamorro language

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Chamorro is a language spoken by people on the Mariana Islands in the Pacific, and it belongs to the broader Austronesian language family that spans across Southeast Asia and the Pacific region. It matters because it represents the distinct cultural and linguistic identity of the Chamorro people and their island heritage.

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ABVD: Chamorro

A Database of Basic Austronesian Vocabulary

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Instance of
modern language
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Dictionary and grammar of the Chamorro language of the island of Guam (IA aff7166.0001.001.umich.edu).pdf
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linguistic typology
agglutinative language
Commons category
Chamorro language
native label
Chamorru
topic's main category
Category:Chamorro language
number of speakers, writers, or signers
64300
Wikimedia language code
ch
writing system
Latin script
P10369
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Article · Français

Le chamorro ou chamoru est la langue du peuple autochtone chamorro des îles Mariannes (comprenant l'île de Guam et des îles Mariannes du Nord) dans l'ouest de l'océan Pacifique. Bien que l'anglais et le japonais y soient prépondérants, leurs habitants utilisent toujours le chamorro. Il y a environ 50 000 locuteurs du chamorro, la plupart vivant sur Guam et les îles Mariannes du Nord. La langue y a statut de langue officielle aux côtés de l'anglais.

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