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Tangoa, or Movono, is an
Oceanic language or dialect. It is
spoken on
Tangoa Island off the
southern coast of
Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu, as well as a few...
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Tangoa may
refer to:
Tangoa (island), an
island of Vanuatu;
Tangoa language, the
Oceanic language spoken on this island. This
disambiguation page lists...
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Tangoa is an
island in Vanuatu, in the
Pacific Ocean. It is
located off the
southern coast of Vanuatu's
largest island Espiritu Santo in
Sanma Province...
- [t̼et̼e] (spelled p̈ep̈e in
Tangoa or in Araki)
later became [tete] in Tolomako. Likewise, POc *tama 'father' > [tan̼a] (cf.
Tangoa tam̈a,
Araki ram̈a) > Tolomako...
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Espiritu Santo Island in Vanuatu.
Araki is
gradually being replaced by
Tangoa, a
language from a
neighbouring island. The name
Araki [aˈraki]
comes from...
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English News. 25 May 2022.
Retrieved 26 May 2022. "Mannerheimkin
tanssi tangoa". Ilkka-Pohjalainen (in Finnish). 14 July 2012.
Archived from the original...
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Onnen maa 1994: Unta näin taas 1970: 16
tangoa 1973: 16
tangoa 2 1978: 16
tangoa (1978) 1978:
Toiset 16
tangoa 1982:
Satumaa 1991:
Ruusujen aika (levytyksiä...
- of cognates, is Tutuba.
Following Tutuba, Aore,
South Malok, Araki, and
Tangoa are the next
closest relatives.
Mavea is a
moribund language and
there are...
- n' Singin' 2007:
Minun jouluni 1970: 16
tangoa 1973: 16
tangoa 2 1978: 16
tangoa (1978) 1978:
Toiset 16
tangoa 1965: Eino Grön (1965) 1967: Eino Grön (1967)...
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three dialects") Outlier:
Tolomako Nuclear Santo Group South Santo Group Tangoa Araki Mav'ea
Tutuba Aore
Tamambo Outlier:
Mores East
Santo Group Shark Bay:...
