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Migabac

A language of Papua New Guinea

ISO 639-3: mpp

Population	1,300 (1990 SIL).
Region	Morobe Province, Masaweng River area. 5 villages divided among 3 dialects: Hudewa and Waringai; Ago; Butengka and Kapawa.
Language map	Papua New Guinea, Map 11, reference number 524
Alternate names	Migaba’
Dialects	North Migabac, South Migabac, Central Migabac.
Classification	Trans-New Guinea, Finisterre-Huon, Huon, Eastern
Language use	Also use Kâte [kmg], the lingua franca.
Writing system	Latin script.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

MCEVOY, Steve, author. 2004. Migabac Organised Phonology Data.  

MCEVOY, Steve, author. 2005. "Phonology essentials Migabac language."  

MCEVOY, Steve, author. 2008. Grammar of narrative discourse in Migabac.  

PARKER, Stephen G., editor. 2005. Phonological descriptions of Papua New Guinea languages.

Vernacular Publications

AIDSle sawang yowa. 2007.  

Dzale. 2007.  

Ga Nale Nenggac, Me?. 1998.

HIV nga AIDSle mimiloc. 2007.  

HIV/AIDSle fungine. 2007.  

Hodadi Bec Kpesackegac. 1998.

Hodadi damong aiwec. 2007.

Hodadi meging kwesackewec. 2007.

Ilucte yowa fungine = Picture Dictionary = Piksa Diksanari . 2009.  

Kiko nga bake. 2007.

Kponggoc sic nga funu. 2007.

Kweleng. 2007.  

Mariwana: Homong Sowacne (Soc-gboli adu-madec basowalecebagac). 2009.  

Migabac Bible Timeline. 2012.

Migabac kpeleng hibi. 1999.  

Migabac Siduc. 2005.

Nokilec Loling Ainac. 1998.

Nusuc madecine. 2007.

Wabolac Micine Sugucne. 1998.

Yowa hibi. 2007.