- The
Kutubuan languages are a
small family of
neighboring languages families in
Papua New Guinea. They are
named after Lake
Kutubu in
Papua New Guinea....
- Fasu, also
known as Namo Me, is one of the
Kutubuan languages of New Guinea. Wurm and
Hattori (1981)
considered its
three prin****l dialects, Fasu, Some...
- The East
Kutubuan languages are a
small family of Trans–New
Guinea languages (TNG) in the
classification of
Malcolm Ross.
There are just two languages...
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superstock Pawaia isolate Teberan family: Dadibi,
Folopa (Podopa) East
Kutubuan family: Fiwaga, Foi Turama-Kikorian
stock Rumu (Kairi)
isolate Turama-Omatian...
- Foi, also
known as Foe or Mubi River, is one of the two East
Kutubuan languages of the Trans-New
Guinea family spoken along Lake
Kutubu and Mubi River...
-
Plateau World Heritage Site.
Kutubuan and
other Trans-New
Guinea languages are
spoken in the region. Lake
Kutubu Rural LLG
Kutubuan languages "Lake Kutubu"...
- East
Kutubuan Foe
Fiwaga West
Kutubuan Fasu Some Namumi...
- local-level
government (LLG) of
Southern Highlands Province,
Papua New Guinea.
Kutubuan languages are
spoken in the LLG. Lake
Kutubu is
located within the LLG...
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languages 3 520 New
Guinea Doso-Turumsa
languages 2 2,395 New
Guinea East
Kutubuan languages 2 7,300 New
Guinea Hatam-Mansim
languages 2 16,000 New Guinea...
- East
Kutubuan Foe
Fiwaga West
Kutubuan Fasu Some Namumi...
