チョクトー語

チョクトー語
Chahta'
話される国	アメリカ合衆国
地域	オクラホマ州南東部、ミシシッピ州中東部、ルイジアナ州、テネシー州
母語話者数	17,890
言語系統	マスコギ語族 西部マスコギ語 チョクトー語
言語コード
ISO 639-1	なし
ISO 639-2	cho
ISO 639-3	cho

チョクトー語（チョクトー語: Chahta'）は、マスコギ語族に属する言語である。話者はインディアン部族のチョクトー族の人々であり、アメリカ合衆国の南東部に居住し、一部はインディアン準州（現在のオクラホマ州）に居住する。

参考文献

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外部リンク

• Grammar of the Choctaw Language
• English and Choctaw Definer
• Choctaw Dictionary
• Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians
• Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
• Choctaw