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Kiantalaotsy

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Kiantalaotsy
Native to
EthnicityAntalaotra
Language codes
ISO 639-3buc
Glottologkian1236
Linguasphere31-LDA-gb
A native speaker of Kibushi Kimaore or Kibushi Sakalava, a dialect with few distinctions from Kiantalaotsy.

Kiantalaotsy is a northern dialect of Malagasy in Mayotte. It is a dialect of Bushi.[1]

Classification

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Kiantalaotsy belongs to the Austronesian language family. It is part of Northern Malagasic subgroup along with Tsimihety, Northern Sakalava, Northern Betsimisaraka and Antakarana.[2]

Geographic distribution

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Kiantalaotsy is spoken mostly in Poroani and Ouangani.

Vocabulary

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Etymological comparison with Standard Malagasy

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EnglishMalagasy standardKiantalaotsy
LittleKelyKely
GoodTsaraMeva
TeethNifyNify
ManLehilahyLalahy

Etymological difference with Kibushi Kimaore

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The differences between those to dialects of Bushi are small.

EnglishKibushi KimaoreKiantalaotsy
AndNdraikyNdreky
GoodTsaraMeva
HotMafana / Mey / MayMahamay
ManLalahyLalahy
TeethHifyNify

See also

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References

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  1. ↑ Mayotte: Actes du Colloque universitaire, Mamoudzou, 23–24 avril 1991 à l'occasion du 150e anniversaire du rattachement à la France. Page 76.
  2. ↑ Gueunier, Noël Jacques (2011). Contes comoriens en dialecte malgache de l'île de Mayotte : la quête de la sagesse (in French). L’Harmattan. p. 2.


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