Mískito
[también conocido como Mosquito, Mísquito, Mískitu]Clasificación: Misumalpan
·en situación de riesgo
- FECHA DE INFORMACIÓN
- 2005
- LUGARES
- Nicaragua; Honduras
Información del idioma
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Mosquito, Mísquito, Mískitu, Marquito, Miskito, Misquito, Mosco |
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Misumalpan |
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ISO 639-3 |
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miq |
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Foro de documentación de lenguas
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La información está incompleta “Miskito and Misulmapan Languages” (693-695) . Baron Pineda (2005) , Philipp Strazny · Francis & Taylor Books, Inc.
La información está incompleta “Miskito and Misulmapan Languages” (693-695) . Baron Pineda (2005) , Philipp Strazny · Francis & Taylor Books, Inc.
La información está incompleta “Ethnologue: Languages of the World, 16th Edition (2009)” . M. Paul Lewis · SIL International
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En situación de riesgo
20 percent certain, based on the evidence available
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183,000
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154,000 in Nicaragua (1993 census). Population total all countries: 183,000. Ethnic population in Nicaragua: 154,400 (1993).
(2013, unchanged.)
- FECHA DE INFORMACIÓN
- 1993
- LUGARES
- Nicaragua; Honduras;
- DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA UBICACIÓN
Zalaya Department, North Atlantic Autonomous Region (RAAN), from Pearl Lagoon to Black River, coast and lowlands; a concentration in Puerto Cabeza City; Prinzapolka, Tronquera, San Carlos (Río Coco), Waspam, Leimus, Bocana de Paiwas, Karawala, Sangnilaya, Wasla, Sisin, Rosita, Bonanza, Siuna, Bihmuna, and all along the Río Coco area. Also in South Atlantic Autonomous Region (RAAS). Also in Honduras.
- COMENTARIOS ADICIONALES
Autonomous Region of the North Atlantic, from Pearl lagoon to Black river, coast and lowlands; Puerto Cabeza city; Prinzapolka, Tronquera, San Carlos (Río Coco), Waspam, Leimus, Bocana de Paiwas, Karawala, Sangnilaya, Wasla, Sisin, Rosita, Bonanza, Siuna, Bihmuna, and all along Río Coco area; South Atlantic Autonomous Region.
La información está incompleta “The World Atlas of Language Structures” . Bernard Comrie and David Gil and Martin Haspelmath and Matthew S. Dryer · Oxford University Press
La información está incompleta “Miskito Indian ethnobotany in northeastern Nicaragua” . Patricia Sue De Angelis (2000)
- FECHA DE INFORMACIÓN
- 1994
- APOYO GUBERNAMENTAL
- The official language of Nicaragua is Spanish although indigenous languages within the autonomous regions are recognized
- OTRAS LENGUAS UTILIZADAS POR LA COMUNIDAD
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Spanish; Creole English
- COMENTARIOS SOBRE CONTEXTO DE LA LENGUA
Those who speak Spanish as a second language are generally younger, 30 at most.
Despite laws allowing bilingual education (including indigenous languages), the public school curriculum is taught exclusively in Spanish.
The Miskito Creole English that is spoken by younger people has been learned at home. (2000:400)
- LUGARES
- Nicaragua
La información está incompleta “Glottolog” .
- LUGARES
- Honduras