Intercensus Population Survey 1995 - IPUMS Subset
Indonesia, 1995
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Reference ID
IDN_1995_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Central Bureau of Statistics, Minnesota Population Center
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- IDN1995-H-H
- IDN1995-P-H
Mother tongue, local (ID1995A_0435)
Data file: IDN1995-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
262
End:
264
Width:
3
Range:
4 - 999
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
V. Characteristics of individual household members
522. Mother tongue
[] 1 Indonesian
[] 2 Local language, specify ____
[] 3 Foreign language
522. Mother tongue
[] 1 Indonesian
[] 2 Local language, specify ____
[] 3 Foreign language
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 4 | Aceh |
| 5 | Aceh Jamac |
| 6 | Aceh Kluet |
| 7 | Aceh Pulau Banyak |
| 8 | Aceh Aneuk |
| 9 | Aceh Simeuleu Tengah |
| 10 | Aceh Simeuleu Barat |
| 11 | Aceh Hulu Singkit |
| 12 | Gayo |
| 13 | Alas |
| 14 | Batak Karo |
| 15 | Batak Dairi |
| 16 | Batak Pak-pak |
| 17 | Batak Toba |
| 18 | Batak Simalungun |
| 19 | Batak Angkola |
| 20 | Batak Mandailing |
| 21 | Batak Pesisir |
| 22 | Batak Samosir |
| 23 | Kerinci |
| 24 | Minangkabau |
| 25 | Melayu Riau |
| 26 | Melayu Tengah |
| 27 | Melayu |
| 28 | Rejang |
| 29 | Komering |
| 30 | Lampung |
| 31 | Nias |
| 32 | Simeuleu |
| 33 | Mentawai |
| 34 | Enggano |
| 36 | Bagan Siapi-api |
| 37 | Banyu Asin |
| 38 | Blitung |
| 39 | Mentok |
| 40 | Talang Mamak |
| 41 | Betawi/Melayu Jakarta |
| 42 | Jawa |
| 43 | Sunda |
| 44 | Madura |
| 45 | Kenyah/Bahau/Kayan |
| 46 | Iban |
| 47 | Dohoi/Siang |
| 48 | Kahayan/Katingan/Ngaju/Bakumpai |
| 49 | Banjar |
| 50 | Tunjung/Ampang |
| 52 | Barito |
| 53 | Mbalok |
| 54 | Daya Barat |
| 55 | Daya Laut |
| 56 | Daya Taman |
| 57 | Daya Langganan |
| 61 | Daya Mayan |
| 62 | Daya Dusun |
| 64 | Daya Manyan |
| 65 | Heban |
| 67 | Toraja |
| 68 | Bugis |
| 69 | Makassar |
| 71 | Mandar |
| 72 | Mamuju |
| 73 | Seko/Sagdan |
| 75 | Muna/Buton |
| 76 | Bungku/Laki |
| 77 | Mekongka |
| 81 | Kaili |
| 82 | Banggai |
| 85 | Kasimbar/Dampelasa |
| 86 | Petapa |
| 87 | Toli-Toli/Dondo |
| 88 | Buol |
| 89 | Gorontalo |
| 90 | Minahasa |
| 91 | Bola'ang-Mongondow |
| 92 | Sangir/Talaud |
| 93 | Pitu Uluna Salo |
| 94 | Melayu Manado |
| 95 | Bali |
| 96 | Sasak |
| 97 | Sumbawa |
| 98 | Bima |
| 99 | Manggarai |
| 100 | Ende-Lio |
| 101 | Ngada/Riung |
| 102 | Lombleu |
| 103 | Pantar |
| 104 | Alor |
| 105 | Sumba |
| 106 | Sawu |
| 107 | Sikka |
| 108 | Lamaholot |
| 109 | Kedang |
| 110 | Woisika |
| 111 | Water |
| 112 | Rote |
| 113 | Kisar/Oirata |
| 114 | Roma |
| 115 | Damar |
| 116 | Letri Lagona |
| 117 | Wetan/Babar |
| 119 | Yatun |
| 120 | Timor |
| 121 | Timor Barat |
| 122 | Timor Timur |
| 123 | Bunak |
| 124 | Makasai |
| 125 | Pataluku/Maku'a |
| 126 | Melayu Kupang |
| 127 | Tobelo/Galela |
| 130 | Ternate |
| 131 | Tidore |
| 132 | Weda/Sawai/Giman |
| 133 | Buli/Maba/Patani |
| 134 | Makian |
| 135 | Melayu Ambon |
| 141 | Buru |
| 142 | Manusela/Wemale |
| 145 | Geser/Gorom |
| 146 | Sentani |
| 148 | Saberi/Isirawa/Ilaga |
| 153 | Foau |
| 154 | Waris |
| 162 | Mawas |
| 188 | Biak/Waropen |
| 189 | Nabi |
| 192 | Irasim |
| 193 | Marau |
| 200 | Asmat/Komor/Sempau |
| 201 | Ok |
| 202 | Somahai |
| 204 | Marind |
| 211 | Yelmek/Maklew |
| 212 | Mek/Goliath |
| 213 | Senagi/Anggot |
| 219 | Mairasi |
| 222 | Aru |
| 223 | Kei |
| 228 | Literi Lagona |
| 230 | Ambelan |
| 231 | Numfor |
| 232 | Windesi |
| 234 | Loncong |
| 237 | Leti |
| 240 | Kao |
| 241 | Kimnavo |
| 242 | Goram |
| 244 | Bakinang |
| 248 | Dawan |
| 249 | Galela |
| 250 | Kuantan |
| 252 | Labola |
| 253 | Lembah Delapan |
| 254 | Musi |
| 257 | Pamona |
| 258 | Paseman |
| 259 | Pekal |
| 260 | Riung |
| 266 | Helong |
| 268 | Kayoa |
| 269 | Kemak |
| 272 | Kaur |
| 273 | Lintang |
| 274 | Ndao |
| 275 | Ogga |
| 277 | Palembang |
| 278 | Rembah |
| 279 | Rengot |
| 281 | Sakai |
| 284 | Saling |
| 285 | Wersin |
| 286 | Sabu |
| 287 | Semendo |
| 288 | Serawai |
| 289 | Tengger |
| 998 | Unknown |
| 999 | NIU (not in universe) |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
6.5 Block V. General characteristics of household members
This block is used to record personal characteristics such as sex, age, mobility of living, attained education, school participation and the daily language used by each household members, starting from the first serial number of the household member until the last one.
Question 522: Mother tongue
Mother tongue is the first language used by the respondent's mother to communicate with the respondent.
Local language is a language that can be categorized as a local language that exists in the areas of Indonesia.
Foreign language is a language that is not the Indonesian language or a local language; for example: English, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, etc.
Circle one of the appropriate codes. Circle code 2 if "Local language", then write the name/type of local language under the words "Local language". The Central Bureau of Statistics/Type A Provincial Statistic Office will fill in the code of local language.
This block is used to record personal characteristics such as sex, age, mobility of living, attained education, school participation and the daily language used by each household members, starting from the first serial number of the household member until the last one.
Question 522: Mother tongue
Mother tongue is the first language used by the respondent's mother to communicate with the respondent.
Local language is a language that can be categorized as a local language that exists in the areas of Indonesia.
Foreign language is a language that is not the Indonesian language or a local language; for example: English, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, etc.
Circle one of the appropriate codes. Circle code 2 if "Local language", then write the name/type of local language under the words "Local language". The Central Bureau of Statistics/Type A Provincial Statistic Office will fill in the code of local language.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the Indonesian local language that the person's mother first used to communicate with the person in question.
Universe
Persons age 5+ whose mother tongue is a local language
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Ethnicity and Language Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |