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English: This is a map outlining the regions in the central and southern Philippines where the Visayan languages are spoken. The regions are color-coded based upon language family. Note that only the Philippines are included in this map despite the fact that Tausug language is also spoken in East Kalimatan (Indonesia) and Sabah (Malaysia).
English (en): Legend
 
Cebuano language and dialects like Boholano
 
Significant minorities of speakers of cebuano
 
Significant minorities of speakers of central visayan languages
 
Languages of other families
Lighter colours denote areas where there are significant minorities of speakers
Español: Este es un mapa del centro y sur de Filipinas con las zonas donde se hablan las lenguas bisayas. Se indican las zonas de predominio de las cinco subdivisiones de este grupo de lenguas, codificadas por colores. Notese que este mapa solamente muestra la extensión de las lenguas bisayas en Filipinas, a pesar de que una de las lenguas del grupo de las bisayas meridionales, el joloano o tausug, se habla también en zonas de Kalimatan Oriental (Indonesia) y Sabah (Malasia).
español (es): Leyenda
 
Bantoano o asiq
 
Cebuano y sus dialectos
 
Minorías significativas de hablantes de cebuano
 
Minorías significativas de hablantes de lenguas bisayas centrales
 
Lenguas de otras familias
Las tonalidades más claras indican las áreas donde hay minorías significativas de hablantes de los diferentes subgrupos

Sources/Fuentes:

  • Gordon, Jr., Raymond (2005) Ethnologue: Languages of the World, Fifteenth Edition
  • McFarland, Curtis D. (1983) A Linguistic Atlas of the Philippines, Manila, Philippines: Linguistic Society of the Philippines, pp. 131
  • Zorc, R. David (1977) The Bisayan Dialects of the Philippines: Subgrouping and Reconstruction, C, pp. 328
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