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- The Nuclear Malayo-Polynesian languages are a branch of the Austronesian family, proposed by Wouk & Ross (2002), that are thought to have dispersed from a possible homeland in Sulawesi. They are called nuclear because they are the conceptual core of the Malayo-Polynesian family, including both Malay and Polynesian. Nuclear Malayo-Polynesian is found throughout Indonesia, apart from central Borneo, Sabah, and the north of Sulawesi, and into Melanesia and the Pacific. The Nuclear Malayo-Polynesian languages are defined as those which have abandoned the Austronesian alignment inherited from the syntax of the proto-Malayo-Polynesian language. The include the traditional geographic groupings of Central Malayo-Polynesian, Eastern Malayo-Polynesian, and part of Western Malayo-Polynesian, a part which Wouk and Ross call Inner Western Malayo-Polynesian. Inner Western Malayo-Polynesian is therefore defined negatively, those languages of Sunda and Sulawesi which are not included in Central-Eastern Malayo-Polynesian, which like Nuclear Malayo-Polynesian as a whole has received moderate support as a valid linguistic grouping.
- Języki indonezyjskie - (zachodnioaustronezyjskie) podrodzina języków austronezyjskich, którymi posługuje się ok. 250 mln rdzennych mieszkańców Indonezji oraz niektórych wysp Oceanii. Klasyfikacja języków indonezyjskich (zachodnioaustronezyjskich): języki austronezyjskie (250 mln) języki indonezyjskie (zachodnioaustronezyjskie) (250 mln) aceh (2 mln) balijski (3 mln) batak (2 mln) bikol (3,5 mln) bugiński (4 mln) cebu (15 mln) czamorro (60 tys. ) dajak (2 mln) hiligajnon (5 mln) iban (500 tys. ) iloko (6 mln) indonezyjski z malajskim (40 mln) jawajski (80 mln) madurajski (9 mln) maguindanao (1 mln) makasar (2 mln) malgaski (12 mln) minangkabau (6 mln) palau (10 tys. ) pampango (2 mln) pangasino (1,5 mln) sasak (1,5 mln) sundajski (25 mln) tagalog (tagalski) (17 mln) waraj (2,5 mln)
- As línguas malaio-polinésias nucleares formam o ramo malaio-polinésio da família lingüística austronésia que, se acredita, teria se dispersado a partir de um possível território original nas ilhas Celebes. Neste caso, nuclear tem o sentido de central. O malaio-polinésio nuclear se divide em dois ramos: As línguas malaio-polinésias ocidentais, também conhecidas como línguas Sunda-Sulawesi ou Hesperonianas do Interior, que incluem os idiomas falados nas Celebes e nas Grandes Ilhas da Sonda, assim como línguas isoladas geograficamente como o chamorro e o palauano. As línguas malaio-polinésias centro-orientais, que incluem as línguas faladas nas regiões a leste (as Pequenas Ilhas da Sonda, Halmahera, Molucas, Nova Guiné e demais ilhas do Pacífico.
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- The Nuclear Malayo-Polynesian languages are a branch of the Austronesian family, proposed by Wouk & Ross (2002), that are thought to have dispersed from a possible homeland in Sulawesi. They are called nuclear because they are the conceptual core of the Malayo-Polynesian family, including both Malay and Polynesian. Nuclear Malayo-Polynesian is found throughout Indonesia, apart from central Borneo, Sabah, and the north of Sulawesi, and into Melanesia and the Pacific.
- Języki indonezyjskie - (zachodnioaustronezyjskie) podrodzina języków austronezyjskich, którymi posługuje się ok. 250 mln rdzennych mieszkańców Indonezji oraz niektórych wysp Oceanii. Klasyfikacja języków indonezyjskich (zachodnioaustronezyjskich): języki austronezyjskie (250 mln) języki indonezyjskie (zachodnioaustronezyjskie) (250 mln) aceh (2 mln) balijski (3 mln) batak (2 mln) bikol (3,5 mln) bugiński (4 mln) cebu (15 mln) czamorro (60 tys.
- As línguas malaio-polinésias nucleares formam o ramo malaio-polinésio da família lingüística austronésia que, se acredita, teria se dispersado a partir de um possível território original nas ilhas Celebes. Neste caso, nuclear tem o sentido de central.
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