Oner-Tanana spriak

Oner-Tanana spriak
Snaaket uun	USA (Alaska)
Spreegern	30
Wedenskapelk; iindialang	Dene-Jenisejsk Na-Dene Eyak-Atapaskisk Atapaskisk Nuurd-Atapaskisk; ; ; ; Oner-Tanana;
	Spriak-Ufkörtang
ISO 639-2:	ath
ISO 639-3:	taa

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Oner-Tanana spriak (aanj nööm: Menhti Kenaga ; ingelsk: Lower Tanana, Tanana, Minto) as det atapaskisk spriak faan 300 minsken faan't Oner-Tanana fulk uun Nuurd-Ameerikoo. Snaaket woort det faan amanbi 30 minsken fööraal bi a liager Tanana ia (Tthʼituʼ) uun Alaska.

Spriakwiisen

Minto-Nenana spriakwiis (ingelsk Minto Flats-Nenana River dialect). Uun Minto (Menhti) an Nenana (Nina Noʼ).
Chena spriakwiis (ingelsk Chena River dialect). Uun't saarep Chena Village (Chʼenoʼ).
Salcha spriakwiis (ingelsk Salcha River dialect). Uun't saarep Salcha (Sol Chaget).

Det som "Sprachwissenschafter" Salcha-Goodpaster spriakwiis faan a Oner-Tanana spriak as "fourth" spriak faan a Tanana spriaken (Oner-Tanana, Tanacross an Boower-Tanana): Madel-Tanana (Middle Tanana)^[1]. At leetst spreeger "died in 1993".

Bispalen

dena maan
trʼaxa wüf
setseya man ualaatj
setsu min oome
kwska lääder
xwtʼana klan
ddheł bereg
tu weeder
sresr suart bäär
bedzeyh rendiart
łiga hünj
beligaʼ san/hör hünj
kʼwyʼ wichel
katreth mokasin
trʼiyh kaanu
yoyekoyh nuurdlaacht

Futnuuten

↑ Holton, Gary. 2010. Behind the Map: The reification of indigenous language boundaries in Alaska. Working Papers in Athabaskan Languages, ed. by S. Tuttle & J. Spence, 75-87. (Alaska Native Language Center Working Papers 8). Fairbanks: Alaska Native Language Fairbanks

Ferwis efter bütjen

Lower Tanana Athabaskan Listening and Writing Exercises by James Kari (1991)

[1] Holton, Gary. 2010. Behind the Map: The reification of indigenous language boundaries in Alaska. Working Papers in Athabaskan Languages, ed. by S. Tuttle & J. Spence, 75-87. (Alaska Native Language Center Working Papers 8). Fairbanks: Alaska Native Language Fairbanks

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