The Language Affiliation Between Japanese and ASEAN Languages and Beyond  

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Badib, Abbas A.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah nasional
Dalam koleksi: Manabu: Journal of Japanese Studies vol. 1 no. 1 (Agu. 2005), page 33-42.
Topik: LANGUAGE AND LANGUAGES; austronesian; aunu; and altaic languages

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This paper examines the hypothetical links between the languages of Japan and the languages of ASEAN coutnries and beyond. The common belief is that the Japanese languages are excluded from the ASEAN languages, but this paper attempts to hypothesize that the Ainu language of Japan belongs to the austronesian stocks. Therefore several hypotheses are proposed to account for the possible links between the Ainu and the Japanese language and the languages of ASEAN coutnries and beyond. Basically there are two routes in which the language of Japan received the influence in the early stage of developments. There is the northern route, which originates from the altaic source and the southern rout, from the southeast asian languages mainly the Austronesian language family. It is concluded that the language of Japan received the influence from both the northern and southern routes plus some other countries.

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