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Ilokano Wiktionary

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The Ilokano Wikipedia, after only about seven months, has now passed the +1,000 pages/articles mark (at present with over 1,500 articles). It's high time for other projects. I believe we can now afford to have an Ilokano Wiktionary. So, I hereby request for it. -- Saluyot 14:35, 2 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

  • Number of speakers: +9 million first and secondary speakers
  • Locations spoken: northern Philippines (Luzon island), also significant populations in Manila, Mindanao, United States (primarily Hawaii, California, Washington, New Jersey, Illinois), Canada, other nations with Filipino expatriates
  • Related languages: None. It is fairly homogenous with two very close dialects, termed North and South. The language belongs in its own branch in the Philippine Cordilleran family of languages.
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