AKH ISO 639-3
Angal Heneng
Angal Heneng Autonym
A language of Papua New Guinea
- ISO 639
- akh
- Alternate Names
- Agarar, Augu, Katinja, Wage, West Angal Heneng, West Mendi
- Autonym
- Angal Heneng
- Population
- 40,000 (1994 V. Schlatter).
- Location:
- Southern Highlands province: south of Kandep and Margarima, north of Lake Kutubu, west of Lai valley.
- Language Status
- 6a (Vigorous).
- Classification
- Trans-New Guinea, Engan, Angal-Kewa
- Dialects
- Waola (Wala), Augu, Nipa, Ota.
- Typology
- SOV: Time-Subject-Object-Location-Verb.
- Language Use
- Used by all. Also use Enga [enq] (Reithofer 2011). Also use Huli [hui] (Reithofer 2011). Also use Tok Pisin [tpi] (San Roque and Loughnane 2012). Used as L2 by Huli [hui].
- Language Development
- NT: 1978.
- Language Resources
- OLAC resources in and about Angal Heneng
- Writing
- Latin script [Latn].
Also Spoken in
Map
Location: Southern Highlands province: south of Kandep and Margarima, north of Lake Kutubu, west of Lai valley.
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