Safeyoka
A language of Papua New Guinea
| Population | 2,390 (1980 census). |
| Region | Morobe Province, Kaiapit, Lae-Wamba, and Menyamya districts. |
| Language maps |
Papua New Guinea, Map 10, reference number 487 Papua New Guinea, Map 15, reference number 487 |
| Alternate names | Ambari, Ampale, Ampeeli-Wojokeso, Ampele |
| Dialects | Aiewomba, Wajakes (Wocokeso). |
| Classification | Trans-New Guinea, Angan, Nuclear Angan |
| Language use | Also use Tok Pisin [tpi] or Yabem [jae]. |
| Language development | Literacy rate in L1: 5%–15%. Literacy rate in L2: 25%–50%. Grammar. NT: 1989. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
| Comments | SOV. Swidden agriculturalists. Traditional religion, Christian. |
Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:
Academic Publications
HEALEY, Phyllis M., editor. 1981. Angan languages are different: Four phonologies.
LONGACRE, Robert E., author. 1999. "A footnote to Lehmann's OV /VO typology."
NICHOLS, Jean, author. 1998. "Ampeeli prep screening: more fuel for the fire."
WEIMER, Dorothy W.; WEST, Edith, authors. 1980. Ampeeli-Wojokeso (Morobe Province).
WEST, Dorothy, author. 1973. Wojokeso sentence, paragraph, and discourse analysis.
Vernacular Publications
A K M: Huno mayo yohino sɨmoʼmjo. 1994.
Aʼamu kengo kengopo ntaʼango sohwafe angofoho. 1969.
Hano emoyo hungkunofoho. 1973.
Hungkuno atofo lɨtɨhwayo sohwamne iyoswofoho (Buk bilong tisa). 1975.
Hwaho kengo kengoponjo aʼamu sohwa nakwoʼnjo mofonelopo humalofo. 1973.
Hwaho mofehiʼnyo hamno yoʼmayosoʼne hungkunofoho. 1973.
Kisim save long ritim tokples Ampeeli (Yalambing yapi i raitim dispela buk). 1993.
Nakwoʼe hungkuno soʼne huno syofɨsyɨhwasi womtɨʼmokano. 1975.
Ngko Taliliʼ-niye hungkunofoho. 1973.
Nompa syohoʼnjo iyoswofoho. 1973.

