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   8 hours ago · The Kerinci language is a member of the Austronesian language family, which encompasses various languages in Southeast Asia, the Pacific Ocean, and as far as Madagascar, as well as some languages in mainland Asia. Uniquely, the Kerinci language also shares some phonemes with Austroasiatic languages. [9]

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   What is Kerinci language?

   • The Kerinci language has extensively borrowed words from other languages, particularly Minangkabau and Indonesian. Indonesian is the national language of Indonesia and serves as the language of communication in official settings, such as government institutions and schools.

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   How many dialects are there in the Kerinci language?

   • The Kerinci language exhibits very high diversity; it is estimated that there are 130 sub-dialects and seven main dialects, which are Gunung Raya dialect, Danau Kerinci dialect, Sitinjau Laut dialect, Sungai Penuh dialect, Pembantu Sungai Tutung dialect, Belui Air Hangat dialect, and Gunung Kerinci dialect.

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   What is the difference between Kerinci language and Indonesian language?

   • In the Kerinci highlands, the Kerinci language stands as the predominant means of daily communication, effortlessly traversing both informal and formal settings throughout the region. However, its predominant use is informal, while Indonesian serves as the lingua franca in governmental institutions, education, and interethnic communication.

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   What are the different types of nouns in Kerinci language?

   • In the Kerinci language, noun can be divided into basic nouns, inflective nouns and derivative nouns. Basic nouns are used when the word stands alone and is not modified. These basic nouns can occupy the positions of subject and object in a sentence, such as:

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   How do you pluralize a noun in Kerinci?

   • In addition, pluralization of nouns in the Kerinci language can be expressed by reduplication and numerals, such as: Verbs are words that denotes an action performed by a noun, such as binen ('drink'), tidew ('sleep'), baceê ('read'), tulayh ('write') and agoyh ('give').

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   What are examples of interrogative pronouns in Kerinci language?

   • For third person singular and plural pronouns, the following words are usually used: no 'he/she', diyuê 'he/she (respectful)', uha 'they'. Examples of interrogative pronouns for objects or people in Kerinci language are: apo 'what', sapo 'who'. Examples of demonstrative pronouns for objects are itoh 'that', ineh 'this'.

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