Keres dilleri

Keres dilleri (İngilizce keresan, Keres), Amerika Birleşik Devletlerinde New Mexico eyaletinde Keresler tarafından konuşulan Amerind Kızılderili dil ailesi ve lehçe birliği.

Keres dilleri
Ana dili olanlar	ABD (New Mexico)
Konuşan sayısı	12.945  (2006-2010)[1]
Dil ailesi	Keres Keres dilleri
Dil kodları
ISO 639-3	kee (Doğu) + kjq (Batı)

Sınıflandırma

• Doğu Keresçesi: konuşanı 4.580 kişi (1990)
  • Cochiti Pueblo: konuşanı 384 kişi (1990)
  • San Felipe – Santo Domingo:
    • San Felipe Pueblo: konuşanı 1.560 kişi (1990)
    • Santo Domingo Pueblo: konuşanı 1.880 kişi (1990)
  • Zia–Santa Ana:
    • Zia Pueblo: konuşanı 463 kişi (1990)
    • Santa Ana Pueblo: konuşanı 229 kişi (1990)
• Batı Keresçesi: konuşanı 3.391 kişi (1990)
  • Acoma Pueblo: konuşanı 1.696 kişi (1980)
  • Laguna Pueblo: konuşanı 1.695 kişi (1990)

Kaynakça

1. http://www.census.gov/hhes/socdemo/language/data/acs/SupplementaryTable1_ACSBR10-10.xls

Bibliyografya

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• White, Leslie A. (1928). "Summary report of field work at Acoma", American Anthropologist, 30 (4), 559-568.