Vitiaz languages

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Vitiaz Languages
Spoken in:	Northern New Guinea
Genetic classification:	Austronesian  Malayo-Polynesian   Central Eastern Malayo-Polynesian    Eastern Malayo-Polynesian     Oceanic      Western Oceanic       North New Guinea        Ngero-Vitiaz         Vitiaz

The family of Vitiaz languages is a subgroup of the Ngero-Vitiaz languages of Papua New Guinea.

[edit] Components

• Bel languages
  • Astrolabe languages
  • Nuclear Bel languages
• Korap languages
  • Arop-Lukep
  • Karnai
  • Malasanga
• Maleu-Kilenge
• Mangap-Mbula
• Mengen languages
  • Lote
  • Mamsui
  • Mengen
• Roinji-Nenaya languages
  • Mato
  • Ronji
• Sio
• Southwest New Britain languages
  • Amara
  • Arawe-Pasismanua languages
  • Bibling languages
• Tami

[edit] References

Ethnologue report of Vitiaz