Jejueo
[também conhecido como 제주어, Jejumal, 제주말]Classificação: Koreanic
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- DOMÍNIOS DE USO
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- TRANSMISSÃO
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- MAIS INFORMAÇÕES SOBRE A VITALIDADE
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Jejueo is used primarily in informal settings (e.g., in the home), largely by elderly speakers with a strong sense of ethnolinguistic identity. Moreover, here is reason to believe that many people born and raised on Jeju Island speak a colloquial variety of Korean that is in fact a mixed language that draws mostly on Korean but includes some Jejueo as well.
- SUPORTE GOVERNAMENTAL
- Jeju Ministry of Education
- SUPORTE INSTITUCIONAL
- Jeju Preservation Society
- OUTROS IDIOMAS USADOS PELA COMUNIDADE
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Korean
- COMENTÁRIOS SOBRE O CONTEXTO DO IDIOMA
The Jeju Ministry of Education has released 8 online textbooks for elementary and middle schools. Various children’s storybooks have been published in Jejueo, and some newspapers publish Jejueo dialogues and Jejueo novels in serial form. In addition, the Jejueo Preservation Society publishes a bimonthly magazine in Jejueo. Two radio stations broadcast programs that include some Jejueo conversation. One elementary school on Jeju Island has been officially designated by the Jeju Island Ministry of Education as a laboratory (demonstration) school for teaching Jejueo.
- Scripts, sistemas de escrita e ortografias
- Hangul-based
- Ortografia
A standard Jejueo orthography was developed by a group of researchers and linguists, and guidelines for its use were released in 2013.
- LUGARES
- South Korea
- DESCRIÇÃO DA LOCALIDADE
Jejueo is spoken primarily on Jeju Island (33°22'N 126°32'E) in Korea. It is also used by some ethnic Koreans in the Osaka area of Japan, who fled there in the late 1940s and early 1950s at a time of harsh military suppression on Jeju Island.