Hla'alua
[también conocido como Saaroa, Lha’alua, Saroa]Clasificación: Austronesian
·en peligro crítico de extinción
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En peligro crítico de extinción
100 percent certain, based on the evidence available
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10
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400
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The speaker number has reduced to less than 10 after an elderly speaker passed away in 2013.
- FECHA DE INFORMACIÓN
- 2012
- DOMINIOS DE USO
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- TENDENCIAS DE HABLANTES
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- TRANSMISIÓN
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- MÁS SOBRE LA VITALIDAD
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Even for those who are truly native of Lha’alua speakers, they almost always use Mandarin or Bunun in their daily life. The Lha’alua language is not actively spoken anymore. In other words, there is no active speech community of the Lha’alua language.
- OTRAS LENGUAS UTILIZADAS POR LA COMUNIDAD
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Mandarin; Southern Min; Japanese (elderly population only); Bunun
- Alfabetos, sistemas de escritura y ortografías
- Roman Script
- Ortografía
In December 2005, a standard orthography system was officially established by
the Council of Indigenous Peoples (CIP/行政院原住民族委員會) and the Ministry of Education (MOE/教育部) of Executive Yuan, Taiwan.
- LUGARES
- Taiwan
- DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA UBICACIÓN
The Lha’alua people reside in the Taoyuan Village (Chinese name: 桃源村) and Kaochung Village (Chinese name: 高中村), Taoyuan District (Chinese name: 桃源區), Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. Some Lha’alua people relocated themselves to the current Maya Village, Namasia District (Chinese name: 那瑪夏區), Kaohsiung City between 1931 and 1936.