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Folopa

A language of Papua New Guinea

ISO 639-3: ppo

Population	3,000 (1985 SIL).
Region	Gulf Province, Baimuru District, Kerabi Valley; Southern Highlands Province. 20 villages.
Language maps	Papua New Guinea, Map 14, reference number 428 Papua New Guinea, Map 9, reference number 428
Alternate names	Foraba, Podoba, Podopa, Polopa
Dialects	Ro (Keai, Worugl), Bara (Harahui, Harahu), Sesa (Mamisa, Songu, Ibukairu), Kewah, Tebera, Aurei, Waraga, Pupitau, Boro, Suri, Siligi, Sopese, Keba-Wopasali. Most similar to Dadibi [mps].
Classification	Trans-New Guinea, Teberan
Language development	NT: 2005.
Writing system	Latin script.
Comments	Whistle speech reported. SOV. Hunters; gatherers; agriculturalists.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

ANDERSON, Carol, author. 1994. Folopa Organised Phonology Data.  

ANDERSON, Carol, author. 2010. Beginning Folopa Language Lessons and Simple Glossary.  

ANDERSON, Carol, author. Available: 2009; Created: 1995. Serial Verbs in Folopa.  

ANDERSON, Carol, author. Available: 2010; Created: 1995-11. Addendum to Folopa phonology.  

ANDERSON, Carol; ANDERSON, Neil, authors. Available: 2009; Created: 1995-01. Folopa phonology.  

ANDERSON, Neil, author. 1989. "Folopa existential verbs."  

ANDERSON, Neil; WADE, Martha, authors. 1988. "Ergativity and control in Folopa."

DELOACH, Danny, author. 1997. "The grasshopper book."

REESINK, Gerard P., author. 1990. "Mother tongue and Tok Pisin."

REESINK, Gerard P., author. 1994. "Domain-creating constructions in Papuan languages."

Vernacular Publications

Ase dosaayaairaalu kisipa sere bukupó, tem 1. 1994.

Ase dosaayaairaalu kisipa sere bukupó, tem 2, 3. 1994.

Dané dede adapó. 1981.

Dané dere alaró, mepaae betó mole ola olarapetamo tekeratere fo Folopa foné aseyóló muló beterapó, tem 4. 1994.

Kisim save long ritim tok ples Folopa. 1994.