Lampung language
family is a group of languages spoken by the people of Lampung in Lampung,
Palembang and the south west coast of Banten. These families consist of:
1. Komering Language,
2. Api Lampung language
3. Nyo Lampung language.
This group is a separate branch of the Malayo-Polynesian.
There is a language family split in two Dialects . First, dialect A spoken by rolling-Maringgai citizen, Rajabasa Coast, Teluk Coast, Coastal Semaka, Coastal Krui, Belalau and Ranau, Komering, and Kayu Agung (whose habitual Lampung Peminggir / Saibatin), and Way Kanan, Sungkai, and Pubian (the habitual Lampung Pepadun). Second, the dialect O spoken by Abung and Menggala / Tulangbawang citizen (which habitual Lampung Pepadun).
Dr. Van Royen classify Lampung language family in two subdialect, namely Belalau dialect or Api dialects, and Abung or Nyo dialect.
A. Belalau Dialect (Api Dialect), divided into:
Slang Belalau Lampung language spoken by the ethnic Lampung domiciled in the District of West Lampung regency Balik Bukit, Batu Brak, Belalau, Suoh, Sukau, Ranau, Sekincau, Gedung Surian, Way tenong and Sumber Jaya. South Lampung Regency in District Kalianda, Penengahan, Palas, Pedada, Katibung, Way Lima, Padangcermin, Kedondong and Gedongtataan. Tanggamus in District Kotaagung, Semaka, Talangpadang, Pagelaran, Pardasuka, Hulu Semuong, Cukuhbalak and Panggung Island. Bandar Lampung at West Telok Betong, South Telok Betong, North Telok Betong, Panjang, Kemiling, and Raja Basa . Banten in Cikoneng, Bojong, Salatuhur and Tegal in the District Anyer, Serang.
Slang Krui Lampung language spoken by the ethnic Lampung in West Coast District of the Central Coast, North Coast, South Coast, Karya Penggawa, Lemong, Bengkunat dan Ngaras.
Slang Melinting Lampung language spoken by Ethnic Communities in East Lampung District in District Labuan Maringgai, District Jabung, District Pugung and District Way Jepara.
Slang Way Kanan Lampung language spoken by Lampung Ethnic Communities residing in the Way Kanan District in District Blambangan Umpu, Baradatu, Bahuga and Pakuan Ratu.
Slang Pubian Lampung language spoken by Ethnic Lampung domiciled in the South Lampung regency is in Natar, Gedung Tataan and Tegineneng. Central Lampung in the district Padangratu and District Pubian. Bandar Lampung in District Kedaton, West Tanjung Karang and Sukarame.
Slang Sungkay Lampung Language spoken by Etnich Based in North Lampung Sungkay includes District South Sungkay, North North and Great Sungkay.
Slang Jelema Daya or Komering spoken by Lampung located in Muaradua, Martapura, Belitang, Cempaka, Buay Madang, Lengkiti, Ranau and Kayuagung in South Sumatra Province.
B. Dialect Abung (Nyo dialect), divided into:
Lampung language spoken Ethnic Slang Abung Lampung domiciled in North Lampung regency covers Kotabumi, West Abung, East Abung and South Abung. Central Lampung in the District of Gunung Sugih, Punggur, Terbanggi Besar, Seputih Raman, Seputih Banyak, Seputih Mataram and Rumbia. In East Lampung District of Sukadana, Metro Kibang, Batang, Sekampung and Way Jepara. South Lampung village include Muaraputih and Negararatu. Metro City in District Metro Raya and Bantul. Bandar Lampung village include Labuhanratu, Gedungmeneng, Rajabasa, Jagabaya, Langkapura, and Gunungagung (village Segalamider).
Slang Menggala Lampung Language spoken by Ethnic Communities residing in Tulang Bawang district includes District Menggala, Tulang Bawang Udik, Central Tulang Bawang, Gunung Terang and Gedung Aji.
Lampung Script
Lampung script is a form of writing that has a relationship with the Pallava script of South India. Various kinds of writing phonetic syllables are like the vowels in Arabic letters using fathah signs in the row above and signs on the bottom line kasrah but not using dammah sign in the front row but using the sign on the back of each sign has its own name .
Lampung script influenced by two elements, namely the Pallava script and Arabic letters. Lampung script has a form of kinship with Rencong script, script Bugis and script Rejang Bengkulu. Lampung characters consisting of letters parent, child letter, children double letters and consonant clusters, there are also symbols, numbers, and punctuation.Lampung script called the Ka-Ga-Nga written and read from left to right with a Parent Letter of 20 pieces.
1. Komering Language,
2. Api Lampung language
3. Nyo Lampung language.
This group is a separate branch of the Malayo-Polynesian.
There is a language family split in two Dialects . First, dialect A spoken by rolling-Maringgai citizen, Rajabasa Coast, Teluk Coast, Coastal Semaka, Coastal Krui, Belalau and Ranau, Komering, and Kayu Agung (whose habitual Lampung Peminggir / Saibatin), and Way Kanan, Sungkai, and Pubian (the habitual Lampung Pepadun). Second, the dialect O spoken by Abung and Menggala / Tulangbawang citizen (which habitual Lampung Pepadun).
Dr. Van Royen classify Lampung language family in two subdialect, namely Belalau dialect or Api dialects, and Abung or Nyo dialect.
A. Belalau Dialect (Api Dialect), divided into:
Slang Belalau Lampung language spoken by the ethnic Lampung domiciled in the District of West Lampung regency Balik Bukit, Batu Brak, Belalau, Suoh, Sukau, Ranau, Sekincau, Gedung Surian, Way tenong and Sumber Jaya. South Lampung Regency in District Kalianda, Penengahan, Palas, Pedada, Katibung, Way Lima, Padangcermin, Kedondong and Gedongtataan. Tanggamus in District Kotaagung, Semaka, Talangpadang, Pagelaran, Pardasuka, Hulu Semuong, Cukuhbalak and Panggung Island. Bandar Lampung at West Telok Betong, South Telok Betong, North Telok Betong, Panjang, Kemiling, and Raja Basa . Banten in Cikoneng, Bojong, Salatuhur and Tegal in the District Anyer, Serang.
Slang Krui Lampung language spoken by the ethnic Lampung in West Coast District of the Central Coast, North Coast, South Coast, Karya Penggawa, Lemong, Bengkunat dan Ngaras.
Slang Melinting Lampung language spoken by Ethnic Communities in East Lampung District in District Labuan Maringgai, District Jabung, District Pugung and District Way Jepara.
Slang Way Kanan Lampung language spoken by Lampung Ethnic Communities residing in the Way Kanan District in District Blambangan Umpu, Baradatu, Bahuga and Pakuan Ratu.
Slang Pubian Lampung language spoken by Ethnic Lampung domiciled in the South Lampung regency is in Natar, Gedung Tataan and Tegineneng. Central Lampung in the district Padangratu and District Pubian. Bandar Lampung in District Kedaton, West Tanjung Karang and Sukarame.
Slang Sungkay Lampung Language spoken by Etnich Based in North Lampung Sungkay includes District South Sungkay, North North and Great Sungkay.
Slang Jelema Daya or Komering spoken by Lampung located in Muaradua, Martapura, Belitang, Cempaka, Buay Madang, Lengkiti, Ranau and Kayuagung in South Sumatra Province.
B. Dialect Abung (Nyo dialect), divided into:
Lampung language spoken Ethnic Slang Abung Lampung domiciled in North Lampung regency covers Kotabumi, West Abung, East Abung and South Abung. Central Lampung in the District of Gunung Sugih, Punggur, Terbanggi Besar, Seputih Raman, Seputih Banyak, Seputih Mataram and Rumbia. In East Lampung District of Sukadana, Metro Kibang, Batang, Sekampung and Way Jepara. South Lampung village include Muaraputih and Negararatu. Metro City in District Metro Raya and Bantul. Bandar Lampung village include Labuhanratu, Gedungmeneng, Rajabasa, Jagabaya, Langkapura, and Gunungagung (village Segalamider).
Slang Menggala Lampung Language spoken by Ethnic Communities residing in Tulang Bawang district includes District Menggala, Tulang Bawang Udik, Central Tulang Bawang, Gunung Terang and Gedung Aji.
Lampung Script
Lampung script is a form of writing that has a relationship with the Pallava script of South India. Various kinds of writing phonetic syllables are like the vowels in Arabic letters using fathah signs in the row above and signs on the bottom line kasrah but not using dammah sign in the front row but using the sign on the back of each sign has its own name .
Lampung script influenced by two elements, namely the Pallava script and Arabic letters. Lampung script has a form of kinship with Rencong script, script Bugis and script Rejang Bengkulu. Lampung characters consisting of letters parent, child letter, children double letters and consonant clusters, there are also symbols, numbers, and punctuation.Lampung script called the Ka-Ga-Nga written and read from left to right with a Parent Letter of 20 pieces.
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