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Hoel Hanna Marie, Ik„aheimonen Trja, Nozawa Michiyo. Mende Grammar Essentials

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Hoel Hanna Marie, Ik aheimonen Trja, Nozawa Michiyo. Mende Grammar Essentials
Publication date: 1994
Number of pages: 129
The Mende language is spoken by roughly 6,000 people who live in 15 villages in Nuku district, Sandaun Province. The Mendevpeople communicate in vernacular with the people from the Tau 1,vTau 2 and Tau 3 villages and Kubiwat 1 and Kubiwat 2 villages in the East Sepik ( 5 villages and around 2,000 people). Other Kwanga dialects in the East Sepik Province are understood some what, but the language of communication with them is Tok Pisin . More detailed information about the dialect groupings and lexicostatistical data is in "Survey of the Kwanga Language Group", Hoel, Ikäheimonen and O'Rear, 1991.
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