Aasáx
[别称 Asax, Asá, Aasá]语系:Afro-Asiatic
·Dormant
语系:Afro-Asiatic
·Dormant
信息不完整 “Recollecting Words and Expressions in Aasá, a Dead Language in Tanzania” (206-216) . Sara Petrollino and Maarten Mous (2010) University of Nebraska Press
"In all, we collected data from twelve individuals ranging in age from fifty to seventy years old at four different places, totaling about four hundred items (lexicon and set phrases) with a good deal of overlapping material."
Maasai
Swahili
"The Aasá live in the Maasai Plains south of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania... [and in] settlements including Komolo, Lendanai, Lemelepo, and Naajuu."
信息不完整 “A survey on language death in Africa” (402) . Sommer, Gabriele (1992) , Brenzinger, Matthias · Mouton de Gruyter
~100
"According to Winter (1979), the last speaker died in 1976... Smith (in Blackburn n.d.) gives the approximate number of 100 people who have some knowledge of the language." Others claim approximately 1000 speakers of different levels of competence.
"...area centered around Komolo and Loiborsoit, Arusha Region."
"Tanzania, area centred around Komolo and Loiborsoit, Arusha Region."
信息不完整 “Atlas of the World’s Languages in Danger” . Christopher Moseley (ed.) (2010) UNESCO Publishing
信息不完整 “Ethnologue: Languages of the World, 16th Edition (2009)” . M. Paul Lewis · SIL International
"In 1999 reportedly still spoken in the central Massai Steppe. No remaining speakers in the eastern Maasai Steppe in 1976. Dependent on the Maasai and absorbed into Maasai and nearby Bantu groups. Also use Maasai [mas]."
"‘Assa’ is the name for the people. ‘Lamanik’ and ‘Il Konono’ apparently refer to ancestry and not the language. In the last 4 districts mentioned the Assa are nomadic and hold joint religious ceremonies with the Temi (Sonjo) to the north. Hunter-gatherers; settled and nomadic."