pitcairnese

Also known as Pitkern language, Pitcairn-Norfolk, pih, Pitkern-Norfuk, Norfuk / Pitkern

dialetto creolo basato sul dialetto della lingua inglese del XVII secolo, con commistioni di tahitiano

Key facts

Language.name: Pitkern
Language.altname: Pitkern–Norfolk Pitcairn–Norfolk
Language.states: Norfolk Island, Pitcairn Islands, New Zealand
Language.ethnicity: Pitcairn Islanders
Language.speakers: c. 400 Pitcairn-Norfolk
Language.date: 2008
Language.ref: e18
Language.refname: Pitcairn-Norfolk
Language.speakers2: 36 on Pitcairn (2002)
Language.familycolor: Creole
Language.fam1: English–Tahitian creole
Language.fam2: Pitkern–Norfuk
Language.dia1: Norfuk
Language.map2: Lang Status 80-VU.svg
Language.iso3: pih
Language.ietf: pih-PN
Language.iso3comment: Pitcairn-Norfolk
Language.glotto: pitc1234

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: modern language
Country: Pitcairn Islands

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indigenous to: Pitcairn Islands
writing system: Latin script
native label: Pitkern
number of speakers, writers, or signers: 400
Wikimedia language code: pih
topic's main category: Category:Pitcairn-Norfolk language
exact match: ewave-atlas.org/languages/65

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Il pitcairnese o lingua pitcairnese (in pitcairnese: pitkern; codice ISO 639-3 pih) è una lingua creola basata sul dialetto della lingua inglese del XVII secolo, con commistioni di tahitiano. È la lingua ufficiale di Pitcairn insieme all'inglese ed è imparentato con il dialetto norfuk dell'isola Norfolk.

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