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ð¹Baciranun directed by Yonaguni islander Higashimori Aika is now available online (untill October). ⶠBachiranun ïœJFF+ INDEPENDENT CINEMA 2023 (jpf.go.jp)
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Thinking more about how the Ryukyuan archipelago is more like many ethnic-cultural groups with similar histories rather than one ethnicity. There's no perfect word but I appreciate that for now, Shimanchu has been used more frequently in place of Okinawan.
As a marginalized group within the sphere of Japan, I feel that we often lean towards seeing our own history through a rose-tinted glass. But the history of our place and space is complicated and the Ryukyuan Kingdom had acts of colonization to islands outside of Uchinaa.
I do find it frustrating that Uchinaaguchi is often referred to as âthe Okinawan languageâ when Shimayumuta, Yambaru-Kutuba, Myaakufutsu, Yaimamuni, Shikamuni, MÄramuni, Teedanmuni, and Dunanmunui also exist? And in contemporary times, what does Uchinaaguchi standardization mean?
I can't speak to how it is in the islands but in the diaspora, I do feel that [we] Uchinaanchu don't really give as much space or conversation to other islands or don't acknowledge how Loochoo/Ryukyu/Uchinaanchu is not an identity that is accepted-used across our archipelago.
I am still in the process of learning and I am grateful to those within the community for sharing their truths, struggles and thoughts in language, identity, and history.
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ð¹Today was quite erratic.
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ð¹I am glad that more and more people are promoting Uchinaaguchi.
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Japanâs forgotten language - Yonaguni/Dunan
The Yonaguni language (äžé£åœèª), better known as Dunanmunui (äžé£åœç©èš), Dunan-munui, or Dunan language, often referred to simply as Dunan, is the indigenous language of Yonagunijima (äžé£åœå³¶), the westernmost island of Japan. As of 2013, it has approximately 400 speakers, the majority of whom are middle-aged or older.
In Japan, Dunan and other Luchuan languages (Ryukyuan languages) are often referred to as âdialectsâ despite being unintelligible to Standard Japanese or other mainland variants. This is becuause assimilation policies were introduced to Ryukyu Islands after the Imperial annexation, and speaking Japanese has since been mandatory. In the early 20th century, Hougen Fuda (æ¹èšæ) or dialect cards were commoly used at schools in Okinawa to coerce students into speaking only Standard Japanese.
Today, children no longer learn Dunan as mother tongue in the home, and the language is at risk of falling out of use. In 2009, UNESCO labeled Yonaguni (Dunan language), along with 5 other Ryukyuan languages, as âendangeredâ in the UNESCO Atlas of the Worldâs Languages in Danger of Disappearing. According to UNESCO, these languages that carry the culture of Luchu (Ryukyu) are on the course of extinction by 2050.
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1) The Ryukyuan languages form a branch of the Japonic language family.
2) In terms of internal relationships, the Ryukyuan languages are divided into two groups: Northern Ryukyuan languages and Southern Ryukyuan languages.
3) Yonaguni language (Dunanmunui) belongs to the Southern Ryukyuan languages, and it has two dialects: dialect of Tumaimura (ç¥çŽæã¬èšè) and dialect of Ndimura (æ¯å·æã¬èšè). However, most written sources generally do not stress on the two dialects of Dunan simply because differences between them are not salient in perception.
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1) Japanese Hiragana and Katakana are used to write modern Dunanmunui, but currently there is no standardized orthography.
2) The most common one for Dunan is full Hiragana writing.
3) Similar to Uchinaaguchi (Okinawan language), it is possible to write Dunan in Kana-Kanji mixed script.
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A Glossary of Constitutional Terms in the Yonaguni Language
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Yonaguni Kanji for dummies
ã»The basics - Kanji used in Luchu (Ryukyu)
1) Kanji (挢å) are logographic Chinese characters that are used in the Japanese and Luchuan (Ryukyuan) writing system.Â
2) Shuri Uchinaaguchi (Okinawan), the official language of the Luchu Kingdom (Ryukyu Kingdom), was historically written in hiragana-kanji mix.
3) Luchuan languages are often labelled as dialects, and because of this kana-kanji mix used in Luchuan languages has become obsolete.
ã»Yonaguni kanji (Dunan kanji)
1) Similar to both Japanese and Uchinaaguchi (Okinawan), it is possible to write Yonaguni using mixture of kanji and kana.
2) Currently there is no standardized Yonaguni orthography, and the modern Yonaguni writing system typically uses only Japanese Kana.
3) The book èé£å島åèª published in 1926 provides the earliest written account of Yonaguni Kanji.
⢠There are three types of Kanji reading existing in Yonaguni:
1) é³èªã¿ (onâyomi) - Sino-Japanese words pronounced using Yonaguni phonology. These words are associated with Chinese sounds and meanings.
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ç°åœ ïŒãããïŒ, related to ç°å ïŒyìguóïŒin Chinese.
2) èšèªã¿ (kunâyomi) - The native reading of Yonaguni vocabulary with borrowed Kanji from Modern Japanese that represent their meanings. These are not cognates with any modern Japanese words.
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3) çèš (ryuâkun) - Words that are cognates with Japanese. These words are also a type of kunâyomi because they are pronounced using Yonaguni phonology while they use borrowed Han characters to represent their meanings.
çã¡è«ïŒãã¡ããïŒ, related to ãã and ãã in Japanese.
çºå±ïŒã¿ããïŒ, related to ãŸã¡ã in Japanese
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ïŒ, related to ããŸãš in Japanese.
*It must be noted that since Yonaguni has no standardized writing system, sometimes a word may be written in more than one way. For example, çã¡è« can be written as åç© while they are both pronounced as ãã¡ãã. The latter one is, obviously, kunâyomi reading.
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ã°ã¡ãã¬ã - Baciranun
Baciranun (Yonaguni: å¿ãã¬ã, Kana: ã°ã¡ãã¬ã, lit. I wonât forget) is a 2020 Japanese-Ryukyuan documentary film written and directed by Aika Higamo and starring Aika Higamo, Nami Sasaki, Kenta Ishida, Koudai Mitsui, and Sakura Yamamoto. It is the first contemporary feature-length documentary in Yonaguni language. The film is set on Yonagunijima and revolves around a group of young people exploring various aspects of life and traditional culture of the island.
Baciranun premiered at the graduation exhibition of Kyoto University of the Arts and online on the official website of D STUDIO in February 2021, and it is scheduled to be released at Sakurazaka Theatre in Okinawa in October of the same year. The film received critical acclaim for its cinematography and was awarded Grand Prize at PIA Film Festival 2021.
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Baciranun. Directed by Aika Higamo, performances by Aika Higamo, Nami Sasaki, Kenta Ishida, Koudai Mitsui, and Sakura Yamamoto, D STUDIO, 2020.
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ð¹This is my favourite book for learning Uchinaaguchi (Okinawan). ð
This book is designed for newcomers to communicate with locals. Even if you don't know the word, you can just point on the pictures in the book and show it to a native speaker.Â
But I personally don't think that Uchinaaguchi is a "dialect". ð
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