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Name: Hulaulá

Alternate Names: Judeo-Aramaic; Lishana Noshan; Lishana Axni; Jabali; Kurdit; Galiglu; 'Aramit; Hula Hula; Hulaula (République islamique d'Iran) (in French); Hulaula (Israël) (in French); Hulaulá (Israel) (in Spanish)

Spoken in: USA, Iran, Israel

Number of speakers: 10,000 in Israel (1999 H. Mutzafi). Population total all countries: 10,350 (Ethnologue)

Number of speakers: 10000 (UNESCO)

Number of speakers: 10300 (World Oral Literature Project)

Code: huy

Code Authority: ISO 639-3

Code Standard: SIL

Families: Afro-Asiatic

Parent Subgroup: Northeastern Neo-Aramaic; NENA; Northeastern Central Eastern Aramaic (ncea)

Child Dialects: Saqiz (huy-saq) Sanandaj (huy-san) Suleimaniya (huy-sul) Kerend (huy-ker)

Endangerment Status

UNESCO Status: Severely endangered

Ethnologue Status: Not listed

Sutherland's Red List: Not listed

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