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Taiwan Austronesian Language Heritage Connecting Pacific Island Peoples: Diplomacy And Values by Blundell, David

“…Since Neolithic prehistory, Taiwan has ushered in the Austronesian languages that became about 1,200 in number spreading across most of Island Southeast Asia and Oceania for several thousand years, extending from origins, with examples found in the Formosan languages, through the Malayo-Polynesian languages of the islands of Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Micronesia, Melanesian islands, Polynesia, and across the Indian Ocean in Madagascar. …”
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Phylogeography Study Of The Indigenous People Of Sabah: Kadazan, Dusun, Rungus And Bajau by Gan, Yee Min

“…In Sabah (Borneo, Malaysia), all the indigenous ethnic groups speak Austronesian languages such as the Dusunic and Sama-Bajau languages; this marks an invasion, acculturation or assimilation of Austronesian speakers in the region. …”
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A dictionary-based comparative study of the Chinese “个 (gè)” and the Malay “buah” numeral classifiers by Ng, Chwee Fang, Awang, Sariyan, Yap, Ngee Thai

“…As one of the Austronesian languages, Malay is said to have an extensive numeral classifier system. …”
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Etimologi nama dan makna Labuan (Sabah) berdasarkan konsep linguistik perbandingan by Raja Ariffin, Raja Masittah

“…Malay language belongs to the Austronesian language family and more than 1000 Austronesian languages are scattered from Taiwan in the north and portions of mainland Southeast Asia to Madagascar in the west, New Zealand in the southwest and the Easter Island in the southeast. …”
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A bibliography of Research on Languages and Dialects of Sarawak by Norahim, Norazuna

“…Relatively, Sarawak is a linguistically heterogeneous populated territory, with 44-45 Austronesian languages occupying 124.450 km2. Language and dialect boundaries in the territory can be indistinct. …”
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Between Bikol and the Bard: Gode Calleja’s postcolonial Sinaramutan translation of Shakespeare’s Sonnets 18 and 29 by Santos, Maria Lorena M.

“…In his Sinaramutan translations, Calleja mainly uses a base lexicon of the Bikol Central Standard dialect, to which he adds vocabulary from the languages and dialects of Bikol provinces, Catanduanes, Sorsogon, and Masbate; he occasionally borrows from Tagalog, the basis of the country’s national language or, more rarely from Philippine regional languages like Hiligaynon and Kinaray-a, related Austronesian languages of Southeast Asia, and Sanskrit. In doing this, he avoids words of Western origin, specifically from Spanish and English, the languages of former colonisers. …”
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Assessment and analysis of genomic diversity and biomarkers in sabahan indigenous populations / Kee Boon Pin by Kee, Boon Pin

“…It has been proposed that this region was populated by a recent migration wave from Taiwan about 5,000 years ago, accompanying by the expansion of Austronesian languages into various parts of this region and further into Oceania – known as the “out of Taiwan” model. …”
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Two Orthographies In Written Madurese And Their Effect On Reading Performance Of Madurese Junior High School Students In Pamekasan Of Madura Island, Indonesia by Roben, Thomas

“…Salah satu cabaran dalam merumikan bahasa Madura adalah abjad Rumi normalnya terdiri daripada hanya 26 grafem, manakala bahasa Madura mempunyai 36 fonem. As an Austronesian language, Madurese is characterized with affixation and reduplication. …”
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MALIM - a new computational approach of Malay morphology by Sharum, Mohd Yunus, Abdullah, Muhammad Taufik, Sulaiman, Md. Nasir, Azmi Murad, Masrah Azrifah, Zainon Hamzah, Zaitul Azma

“…Malay is categorized as an Austronesian language, a group which also contains Bahasa Indonesia and Tagalog. …”
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One Orthography, Four Lects: The Unified Berawan Orthography by Burkhardt, Jurgen Martin, Burkhardt, Jey Lingam *, Hoon, A. L.

“…Berawan is an endangered Austronesian language family consisting of four lects, which are Batu Belah, Long Teru, Long Jegan, and Long Terawan. …”
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One orthography, four lects: the unified Berawan orthography by Burkhardt, Jurgen Martin, Burkhardt, Jey Lingam, Ang, Lay Hoon

“…Berawan is an endangered Austronesian language family consisting of four lects, which are Batu Belah, Long Teru, Long Jegan, and Long Terawan. …”
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Emergent grammatical structures of Bahasa Pasar: based on hakka – malay and cantonese – Malay glossaries by Wang Xiaomei

“…The Malay language belongs to the Malayo-Polynesian branch of the Austronesian language family. It is the mother tongue of the Malay ethnic group and the second language of the Chinese and Tamil ethnic groups in Malaysia (Asmah 1976). …”
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A morphological analysis of Lun Bawang / Shalini Mugundan by Shalini , Mugundan

“…This research attempts a morphophonemic analysis in one Austronesian language which is known as Lun Bawang, a language own by Lun Bawang or Murut community in the Sarawak region. …”
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Penutur Austronesia dan cara penyebarannya : pendekatan arkeologi, genetik dan linguistik by Zuliskandar Ramli, Zaharah Sulaiman

“…Robert Blust pada tahun 1970-an telah memperkembangkan kajian berkenaan penutur Austronesi ini dan beliau juga telah membangunkan model yang dinamakan “Model of History of the Austronesian Language Family”. Antara teori besar yang dikemukakan dan berkait dengan penutur Austronesia ini adalah teori yang dikemukakan oleh Peter Bellwood iaitu teori ‘Out of Taiwan’ dan ‘Out of Yunnan’ yang menggunakan pendekatan linguistik dan arkeologi terutamanya yang berkait rapat dengan masyarakat yang mengamalkan pertanian dan penternakan. …”
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