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Language variety

Renhard Saupia, Fri, 2023-02-10 03:36
Regarding: 
Dialects
ISO 639-3: 
sbg

Seget has 3 language varieties: 1) Moi Lemas; 2) Yauw, 3) Moi Sigin. 

Editorial Action

We will add 3 dialect names for Moi Lemas (Seget) [sbg] in Indonesia, for inclusion in the next edition of the Ethnologue, the 26th, which will be released in one week.

Language Use

Renhard Saupia, Fri, 2023-02-10 03:34
Regarding: 
Language Use
ISO 639-3: 
sbg

Papuan Malay is mainly used as the means of communication in Seget while Indonesian is used as the language of instruction at school, church, and other formal settings.

Editorial Action

We will update the L2 languages used by the Moi Lemas (Seget) [sbg] in Indonesia, for inclusion in the next edition of the Ethnologue, the 26th, which will be released in one week.

The language vitality

Renhard Saupia, Fri, 2023-02-10 03:32
Regarding: 
Language Status
ISO 639-3: 
sbg

Based on our rapid appraisal survey, Seget is no longer spoken by the young generation. THe majority of the active speaker is age above 40 years old. We concluded that the vitality is 7. 

Editorial Action

We will update the vitality (EGIDS and Speaker Age Range) for Moi Lemas (Seget) [sbg] in Indonesia, for inclusion in the next edition of the Ethnologue, the 26th, which will be released in one week.

Alternate Name

Renhard Saupia, Tue, 2023-02-07 21:38
Regarding: 
Alternate Names
ISO 639-3: 
sbg

The term Seget referred to the location where the language is spoken. The community called themselves as Moi Lemas

Editorial Action

We will change the primary name for [sbg] from Seget to Moi Lemas, a language of Indonesia, to be included in the next edition of the Ethnologue, the 26th, which will be released in one week.