# Keres dilleri

| Keres dilleri |
| --- |
| Ana dili olanlar | ABD (New Mexico) |
| Konuşan sayısı | 12.945  (2006-2010) |
| Dil ailesi | Keres
* **Keres dilleri**
 |
| Dil kodları |
| ISO 639-3 | kee (Doğu) + kjq (Batı) |
| ELP | * Acoma-Laguna
* Rio Grande Keresan
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**Keres dilleri** (İngilizce *keresan, Keres*), Amerika Birleşik Devletlerinde New Mexico eyaletinde Keresler tarafından konuşulan Amerind Kızılderili dil ailesi ve lehçe birliği.

## 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

## Bibliyografya

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