Sam-Sam language: Difference between revisions

Sam-Sam language
	Hilling Sama Laut; Hilling Sinama Laut
Spoken natively in	Phinbella
Region	Coastal areas of the Territory of Kota Hilir, Straits Settlements, Tri-State Area, the Federal Special Capital Territory and the Territory of Flower
Ethnicity	Sam-Sam Laut
Number of speakers	c. 1.2 milion
Language family	Austronesian Phineano-Polynesian (Kyodolmin) Sama-Bajo languages Sama language Southern Sama Sam-Sam Laut; ; ; ; ; ;
Writing system	Latin; Arabic (Jawi); Hangul; Phinbellan Braille
Source	Sama language (especially Ubian and Simunul dialect), Phineaner, Arboric, Common Tongue, Martino, Tausug
Dialects	Hilling Hillilan (Kota Hilir); Hilling Bombaram (Springwind Islands)

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Hilling Sama Laut Hilling Sinama Laut
Spoken natively in	Phinbella
Region	Coastal areas of the Territory of Kota Hilir, Straits Settlements, Tri-State Area, the Federal Special Capital Territory and the Territory of Flower
Ethnicity	Sam-Sam Laut
Number of speakers	c. 1.2 milion
Language family	Austronesian Phineano-Polynesian (Kyodolmin) Sama-Bajo languages Sama language Southern Sama Sam-Sam Laut
Writing system	Latin Arabic (Jawi) Hangul Phinbellan Braille
Source	Sama language (especially Ubian and Simunul dialect), Phineaner, Arboric, Common Tongue, Martino, Tausug
Dialects	Hilling Hillilan (Kota Hilir) Hilling Bombaram (Springwind Islands)