Negidal
Neghidal; Nigidal; Ilkan Beye; El'kan Beye; Elkembei; негидальский язык; Неғида; Negidaly;
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~600
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2000
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Siberia
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in the Amgun' basin, to the west of the lower Amur
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in the Amgun' basin, to the west of the lower Amur
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Only a few elderly people are reported to be fully fluent in all stylistic varieties of the language; Russian has become the principal language for the whole population.
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2010
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150. Ethnic population: 567.
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2007
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Lower Amur, Villages of Tyr Beloklinka and Kal'ma
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In 1979 44.4%% of the 504 ethnic population were considered native speakers of Negidal, which is approximately 220.
1993
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The Negidals live on the banks of the River Amgun in the Khabarovsk District and fall into two groups: the Lower Amgun and the Upper Amgun Negidals. Separate families can be found over a much wider area, even among the Oroks on the Sakhalin island.
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The Negidals live on the banks of the River Amgun in the Khabarovsk District and fall into two groups: the Lower Amgun and the Upper Amgun Negidals. Separate families can be found over a much wider area, even among the Oroks on the Sakhalin island.
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- Ethnologue: Languages of the World, 16th Edition (2009)Lewis, M. Paul (ed.). 2009. Ethnologue: Languages of the World, 16 edn. http://www.ethnologue.com/home.asp. (15 February, 2011.)http://www.ethnologue.com/
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