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Okinawa Language

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沖縄語 ，Okinawa Language
The listed vocabulary meanings are in Nihongo (In Japanese), Japanese Rômaji, Uchinâ(Okinawa)Guchi, Uchinâ Guchi Rômaji, and in English.

沖縄語 ，Okinawan Language – Family and Relative 家族と親戚

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沖縄語 ，Okinawan Language – Numbers 数

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沖縄語，Okinawan Language – Body 体

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沖縄語，Okinawan Language – Face 顔 and Eyes 目(眼)

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沖縄語，Okinawan Language – Hand 手 and Foot 足

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沖縄語，Okinawan Language – Greetings 挨拶

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沖縄語，Okinawan Language – Organs 内臓

沖縄語，Okinawan Language – Skeleton 骨

 




3 Responses to “Okinawa Language”

  1. Okinawan Language - Numbers « OkinawaTime said

    2009/04/27 at 9:08 AM

    Okinawan Language 沖縄方言，Okinawan Language – Numbers 数
    Listed words…

  2. Okinawan Language - Body « OkinawaTime said

    2009/04/28 at 12:05 PM

    Okinawan Language イェーサチ ハイタイ　チュー　ウガナビラ　メンソーレー　ウチナータイム

  3. Okinawan Language - Greetings « OkinawaTime said

    2009/04/30 at 6:42 AM

    While Okinawa is now a part of Japan, Japanese is spoken by civilian Okinawans. The culture of the islands differs in many respects from that of the mainland Japan.

    The early history of Okinawa was a proud independent nation known as the Ryukyu Kingdom. The country continued to trade with China, and also opened trading links with Japan, Korea, and the East Indies. Its independence sparked the emergence of a distinctive culture, different from the Japanese mainland and they spoke Okinawan (Ryukyu) Language.

 
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