10717 (Yilan Creole)

{

id: 10717,
code_val: "",
code_authorities: "",
primary_name: "Yilan Creole",
alternate_names: "Hanhsi Atayal; Hanxi; 寒溪話; 宜蘭克里奧爾; 寒溪泰雅語",
lang_description: "",
classification: "Pidgin or Creole; Japanese based",
dialect_varieties: "",
public_comment: "The grammar is based on Atayal, whereas 70% of the lexicon is from Japanese.",
private_comment: null,
source_id: 98894,
language: {
- code_id: 10717,
- featured: 0,
- cached_documentation_score: -1,
- google_group_url: "",
- simplified_level: "high",
- coordinates: "24.610, 121.687; 24.559, 121.800; 24.417, 121.559; 24.362,121.731",
- updated_at: "2018-03-18 01:01:13",
- speaker_attitude: "",
- government_support: "",
- institutional_support: "",
- _other_languages_used: "Mandarin Chinese; Japanese (elders)",
- domains_of_use: "Used mainly only in the home and/or with family, and may not be the primary language even in these domains for many community members.",
- speakers_worldwide: "~3000",
- second_language_speakers: null,
- semi_speakers: "",
- children: "0",
- young_adults: "0",
- older_adults: "",
- elders: "",
- ethnic_population: "3407 (as of 2010)",
- speakers_worldwide_year: "",
- bibliography_of_vitality: "99164",
- bibliography_of_context: "99164",
- bibliography_of_locations: "99164",
- user_submission: null,
- approved: 1,
- speakers_int_cache: 3000,
- has_audio_samples: 0,
- has_document_samples: 0,
- has_image_samples: 0,
- has_guide_samples: 0,
- has_video_samples: 0,
- search_simplified_level: "E",
- user_id: 1,
- code_val_cache: null,
- has_link_samples: 0,
- submission_source_info: null,
- countries: [
  - {
    - id: 106,
    - name: "Taiwan",
    },
  ],
},
speakers: [
- {
  - id: 31654,
  - code_id: 10717,
  - speaker_number: "1000-9999",
  - speaker_number_text: "~3000",
  - second_language_speakers: "",
  - semi_speakers: "",
  - children: "0",
  - young_adults: "0",
  - older_adults: "",
  - elders: "",
  - ethnic_population: "3407 (as of 2010)",
  - date_of_info: "",
  - public_comment: ""Taiwan was colonized by Japan from 1895-1945. In order to completely control the indigenous people, the government's policy was to move residents from the heart of the mountains to the plains... As a consequence of emigration, Atayal and Sediq people from different villages were forced to live together and constitute new communities... The mutually unintelligible groups, Atayal and Sediq, needed a lingua franca for inter-group communication..." (p.353)",
  - private_comment: null,
  - source_id: 99164,
  - preferred: 1,
  },
],

}