Chinyanja
Chinyanja eller chichewa er eit sørleg bantuspråk som har rundt 9,3 millionar talarar. Det er offisielt språk i Malawi og blir også snakka i Mosambik og delvis i Zambia og Zimbabwe. Chinyanja er det mest utbreidde språket i Malawi, der det særleg blir tala i sentrale og sørlege område.[1]
| Chinyanja chicheŵa, chewa nyanja | ||
| Klassifisering | Niger-kongo Atlantisk Volta-kongo Benue-kongo Bantu Sørlege Eigentlege bantu Sentrale Nordlege Chichewa | |
| Bruk | ||
| Tala i |  Malawi Mosambik Zambia  Zimbabwe
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| Chinyanjatalande i alt | 9,3 millionar | |
| Språkkodar | ||
| ISO 639-1 | ny | |
| ISO 639-2 | nya | |
| ISO 639-3 | nya | |
| Wikipedia på chinyanja | ||
Nominalklassen chi- blir brukt som forstaving for språk.[a] I Malawi blei namnet på språket offisielt endra frå «chinyanja» til «chichewa» i 1968 på ordre frå president Hastings Kamuzu Banda (som var av chewafolket), og dette er framleis det vanlegaste namnet brukt i Malawi i dag.[2] I Zambia er språket vanlegvis kjend som nyanja eller «cinyanja»/«chinyanja» '[språket] frå sjøen', som viser til Malawisjøen).[3] Språknamnet blir skrive «cinianja» i Mosambik.
Chinyanja er eit bantuspråk i sone N (N31).
Fonologi
endreVokalar
endreChewa har fire vokallydar, /a, ɛ, i, ɔ, u/. Desse blir skrivne a, e, i, o, u.
Konsonantar
endreKonsonantar i chinyanja kan vera enkle (dvs. følgd av ein vokal), labialiserte (følgd av w) eller palataliserte (følgd av eller kombinert med y):
- ba, kha, ga, fa, ma, sa etc.
- bwa, khwa, gwa, fwa, mwa, swa etc.
- bza, khya, ja, fya, nya, sha etc.
Ortografi
endreChinyanja blir skrive med litt ulik ortografi i Mosambik og dei andre landa. Ortografien bruker det latinske alfabetet, med ein tilleggsbokstav, ŵ, som blir brukt for bilabial frikativ.
Merknadar
endreKjelder
endre- Denne artikkelen bygger på «Chewa language» frå Wikipedia på engelsk, den 14. april 2020.
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- Litteratur
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