Subanon, Western
A language of Philippines
| Population | 75,000 (1997 SIL). |
| Region | Mindanao, Zamboanga Peninsula. |
| Language map |
Southern Philippines, reference number 124 |
| Alternate names | Siocon |
| Dialects | Siocon, Western Kolibugan (Western Kalibugan). Lexical similarity: 89% between the Siocon and Western Kolibugan dialects. |
| Classification | Austronesian, Malayo-Polynesian, Philippine, Greater Central Philippine, Subanon, Eastern |
| Language development | Literacy rate in L1: 39%. Literacy rate in L2: 39%. NT: 1996. |
| Writing system | Latin script. |
| Comments | Christian. |
Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:
Academic Publications
BRICHOUX, Robert, author. 1977. "Semantic components of pronoun systems: Subanon and Samoan."
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HALL, Lee, author. 1991. Article I: High school students as teachers among the Western Subanon.
HALL, Lee, author. 1991. Article II: The tape recorder as a teacher among the Western Subanon.
HALL, William C., author. 1969. "A classification of Siocon Subanon verbs."
HALL, William C., author. 1973. "An outline of Siocon Subanon sentence structure."
HALL, William C., author. 1978. "Subanon [language text]."
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HALL, William C., author. 1983. Some aspects of formal speech among the Western Subanon of Mindanao.
HALL, William C., author. 1987. Aspects of Western Subanon Formal Speech.
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Vernacular Publications
Bataʼ nog balulibon nog moktotimaluy. 1985.
Gusa bu susuʼ (Western Subanon traditional folktale, told by Siday Dondanan). 1989.
Moganad ita lihalan sog bulilang. 1972.
Mogandun og kopokpalit nog mosakit. 1982.
Mogbasta bu monulat ita. 1990.
Og dunya nog pogonongan ta. 1981.
Og tubig, bololagaʼ sog diʼ mokodag. 1990.
Phrase book: Central Subanen, Southern Subanen, Western Subanon, Cebuano, Filipino, English. 1992.
Pokpantun sog ginaʼ nog pagbogat dunut sog kopogusibaʼ non bataʼ non. 1982.

