Remun
[alias Milikin, Millikin,]Klassifizierung: Austronesian
·gefährdet
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Gefährdet
100 percent certain, based on the evidence available
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3542
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3542
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This study focuses on Kampong Rimun, an area that has resisted settlement of outside groups. The language is strongest in this community, but other communities have seen a far greater number of Iban migrants and intermarriage. Outside of the core population in this village, the linguistics situation is less positive.
- NUTZUNGSBEREICHE
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- ENTWICKLUNGSTENDENZEN BEI SPRECHERN
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- VERBREITUNG
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- MEHR ZU SPRACHBESTÄNDIGKEIT
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The Remun inhabit a complex polyglossic linguistic environment and most interact using a variety of codes on a daily basis. Outside of Kampong Remun, the younger generation uses Iban almost exclusively. The area used in this study represents the core of Ramun resistance to Iban linguistic influence.
- SPRECHEREINSTELLUNG
- Possitive
- ANDERE VON DER GEMEINSCHAFT GESPROCHENE SPRACHEN
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Iban
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Malay (Sarawak Malay and standard Malay)
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English
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Bintulu
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Dayak
- ORTE
- Malaysia
- ORTSBESCHREIBUNG
Sarawak's Remun community occupy a cluster of villages southeast of the town of Serian. About 3,600 Remun live along the Krang raver and its tributaries. The villages where Remun is spoken, along with the population is, Tipen 75, Lebor 805, Remun 605, Triboh 601, Belimbin A 274, Antayan Kropok 103, Belimbin B 172, Antayan Sarawak 103, Semukoi A 240, Antayan Kerasik 56, Antayan Liun 153, Tanah Mawang 160, Stigang Semukoi B 195.