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Mansaka

A language of Philippines

ISO 639-3: msk

Population	57,800 (2000).
Region	Eastern Davao and Davao Oriental provinces, Mindanao.
Language map	Southern Philippines, reference number 144
Alternate names	Mandaya Mansaka
Dialects	Lexical similarity: 80% with Bislig-Mati, 89% with Karaga Mandaya, 84% with Mati, 74% with Piso (Kalagan).
Classification	Austronesian, Malayo-Polynesian, Philippine, Greater Central Philippine, Central Philippine, Mansakan, Eastern, Mandayan
Language development	NT: 1975.
Writing system	Latin script.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

ABRAMS, Norman, author. 1961. "A short list of Mansaka flora and their uses."

ABRAMS, Norman, author. 1963. "Vowel quantity in Mansaka."

SVELMOE, Gordon; SVELMOE, Thelma, authors. 1966. "Dual function of dili in Mansaka."

SVELMOE, Gordon; SVELMOE, Thelma, authors. 1974. Notes on Mansaka grammar.

SVELMOE, Gordon; SVELMOE, Thelma, compilers. 1990. Mansaka dictionary.  

THOMAS, David D., author. 1958. "Mansaka sentence and sub-sentence structures."

Vernacular Publications

Magabasa kita. 1977.

Magapono kita magbasa. 1976.

Manga sakit. 1977.

Mansaka vocabulary. 1955.

Pipi. 1956.

Primer 1, 2. 1955.

Tarili. 1977.

Yang karinis. 1976.

Yang madyaw na paguya. 1977.

Yang manga omanoman. 1977.

Yang tobig na madyaw inumun. 1976.

Yani yang manga pyagaanadan sang pagbasa. 1969.