Adzera

Adzera is a member of the Oceanic branch of the Malayo-Polynesian language family. It is spoken in Morobe Province of Papua New Guinea, and there were 30,000 speakers according to the 2000 census. The language is also known as Atzera, Azera, Atsera or Acira.

Adzera alphabet and pronunciation

Notes

• The diphthongs /ɑi/ and /ɑu/ occur, while other sequences of vowels are split over two syllables
• /h/ is only used in the interjection hai (yes)
• The prenasalized consonants tend to lose prenasalization initially and after consonants
• /tʃ/ and /ⁿtʃ/ are sometimes realized as /ts/ and /ⁿts/, especially in codas.

Download an Adzera alphabet chart (Excel)

Information about Adzera | Tower of Babel in Adzera

Links

Information about Adzera
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adzera_language
http://www.ethnologue.com/language/adz

Oceanic languages

Adzera, Ajië, Apma, Are, ’Auhelawa, Buhutu, Bwaidoka, Drehu, Hiri Motu, Kakabai, Kaninuwa, Kove, Kurti, Lote, Maskelynes, Mato, Motu, Mwotlap, Nyelâyu, Paamese, Raga, Rotuman, Roviana, Sakao, Saliba, Sio, Tami, Tolai, Ubir, Vurës, Western Fijian, Yabem, Yapese

Languages written with the Latin alphabet

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