Talk:Lopit language

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Sub Communities of Lopit Speaking Group

1- Lalanga (Olongo)sub community bordering Lotuko and Lango from the South, Boya and Toposa from the East and Lohutok Sub community of Lopit from the North. 2- Lohutok Sub community bordering Lalango and lotuko from the South, Heju-Hiteng from the west and north, and Toposa and Boya to the East. 3- Heju-Hiteng Sub community bordering Lohutok from the south, Lotuko from the west, Toposa and Boya from the East, Ngotira to the north. 4- Ngotira sub community bordering Heju-Hiteng from the South, Lotuko and Pari to the west, Dorik to the north, Toposa and Boya to the East. 5- Dorik Sub community bordered by Ngotira from the South, Ngaboli to the west, Tenet to the north, Toposa and Boya to the east. 6- Ngaboli Sub community bordered by Ngotita and Dorik to the south, Toposa and Boya to the east Lotuko to the west, Pari, Bari and Tenet to the North. 7- Tenet sub community are sometimes called Irenge they were originally related to the Boya, anyuak, Murle and Didinga. They intermarried with Lopit and became members of Lopit community. They bordered Dorik and Ngaboli from the south, Pari and Bari,Dinka Bor and Anyuak to the North, Toposa to the East. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Gerremy Amambe (talk • contribs) 13:30, 7 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Phonology

@C1MM: Where did you get the phonology? Billington (2017) and Moodie (2019) both have something completely different. Snowman304|talk 01:48, 26 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]