Bahasa Hiri Motu

Hiri Motu
Hiri Motu
Dituturkan di	Papua Nugini;
Wilayah	Papua Nugini
Penutur bahasa	120.000 (penggunaan berkurang sejak 1965) (tidak tercantum tanggal)
Rumpun bahasa	Austronesia Malayo-Polynesia Oseanik Oseanik Barat Tip Papua Papua Tengah Sinagoro-Keapara Hiri Motu; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Status resmi
Bahasa resmi di	Papua Nugini
Kode bahasa
ISO 639-3	–

Hiri Motu, (juga dikenal sebagai Police Motu[1] atau Pidgin Motu) adalah bahasa resmi di Papua Nugini selain bahasa Inggris dan Tok Pisin.[2] Hiri Motu merupakan versi sederhana dari bahasa Motu. Perbedaan fonologi dan tata bahasa membuat penutur bahasa Hiri Motu tidak bisa mengerti bahasa Motu, meskipun keduanya sangat mirip.

Referensi

"Forum Biodiversity". Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 2014-09-10. Diakses tanggal 2014-04-22.
In fact specific legislation proclaiming official languages in Papua New Guinea seems not to exist - but see Constitution of Papua New Guinea: Preamble – Section 2/11 (literacy) – where Hiri Motu is mentioned (with Tok Pisin and English) as languages in which universal literacy is sought - and also section 67 2(c) (and 68 2(h), where conversational ability in Hiri Motu is mentioned (with Tok Pisin or “a vernacular of the country”) as a requirement for citizenship by nationalisation (one of these languages required)

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[1] "Forum Biodiversity". Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 2014-09-10. Diakses tanggal 2014-04-22.

[2] In fact specific legislation proclaiming official languages in Papua New Guinea seems not to exist - but see Constitution of Papua New Guinea: Preamble – Section 2/11 (literacy) – where Hiri Motu is mentioned (with Tok Pisin and English) as languages in which universal literacy is sought - and also section 67 2(c) (and 68 2(h), where conversational ability in Hiri Motu is mentioned (with Tok Pisin or “a vernacular of the country”) as a requirement for citizenship by nationalisation (one of these languages required)