Trans-New Guinea bhasa

Trans–New Guinea
Geographic distribution	New Guinea, East Timor, East Nusa Tenggara (Alor, Pantar)
Linguistic classification	One of the world's primary language families
Proto-language	Proto-Trans–New Guinea
Subdivisions	Berau Gulf Sumeri Irian Highlands Asmat–Mombum Kayagar–Kolopom Central West New Guinea Oksapmin Bosavi Duna–Pogaya Anim Abom Morobe – Eastern Highlands Southeast Papuan
ISO 639-5	ngf
Glottolog	None nucl1709  (Nuclear Trans–New Guinea, partial overlap)
ELP	Template:Endangered Languages Project
The extent of various proposals for Trans–New Guinea.   Families accepted by Usher[1]   Other families proposed by Ross (2005)   Other Papuan languages   Austronesian languages   Uninhabited
The various families constituting Ross' conception of Trans–New Guinea. The greatest TNG diversity is in the eastern highlands. (After Ross 2005.) Irian Jaya, W to E   South Bird's Head   West Trans–New Guinea   Kaure–Kapori   Pauwasi   Mek   Asmat–Kamoro   Awyu–Dumut   Ok   Kayagar   Marind   Kolopom PNG highlands, W to E   Awin–Pa   East Strickland   Duna   Bosavi   Engan   West Kutubuan   East Kutubuan   Chimbu–Wahgi   Kainantu–Goroka   Madang   Finisterre–Huon Southern PNG, E to W   Binanderean   Southeast Papuan   Angan   Eleman   Teberan   Turama–Kikorian   Kiwai–Porome   Inland Gulf   Gogodala–Suki   Tirio   isolates*   * Mor, Tanah Merah, Dem, Uhunduni, Oksapmin, Wiru, Pawaia, Kamula, Moraori, Mombum

Trans-New Guinea (TNG) bhasa ek bhasa ke palwaar hae jisme New Guinea island, jisme Papua New Guinea aur Indonesia ke ek hissa hae, ke log baat kare hae. Agar ii palwaar me ketnaa bhasa hae ke jorra jaae tab, tab ii dunia ke tiisra sab se barraa bhasa ke palwaar hae. Ii sab bhasa ke lagbhag 3 million log baat kare hae. Isme jon bhasa me 100,000 se jaada log baat kare hae me hae Melpa bhasa, Kuman bhasa, Enga bhasa, Huli bhasa, Western Dani bhasa, Makasae bhasa aur Ekari bhasa. Enga bhasa ke East Tinor me bola jaae hae. Aur bhasa hae Kamano bhasa aur Bunaq bhasa

1. ↑ NewGuineaWorld Trans–New Guinea Archived 6 Saptambar 2014 at the Wayback Machine