Kurichia language

Language name: Kurichia
ISO Language Code: kfh
Language Scope: ISO Language
Language State: Verified
GRN Language Number: 12552
IETF Language Tag: kfh
 

Sample of Kurichia

Kurichia - The Two Roads.mp3

Audio recordings available in Kurichia

These recordings are designed for evangelism and basic Bible teaching to bring the gospel message to people who are not literate or are from oral cultures, particularly unreached people groups.

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Audio-visual Bible lessons in 40 sections with pictures. Contains Bible overview from creation to Christ, and teaching on the Christian life. For evangelism and church planting.

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Other names for Kurichia

Kowohans
Kurichchan
Kurichchia
Kurichiya (ISO Language Name)
Kurichiyars
Kuruchans
कुरिछिया

Where Kurichia is spoken

India

Languages related to Kurichia

People Groups who speak Kurichia

Alambadi Kurichchan

Information about Kurichia

Other information: The CIIL lists this as an endangered language. A language shift is taking place to Malayalam in Kerala and Kannada in Tamil Nadu. It is unknown how many still speak Kurichiya as their mother tongue. The Kurichian people are in Kerala and are divided into groups : Jati Kurchian or Kurichain of Wynad, Kunnam Kurichian, Paatuiri Kurichian and Anchilla Kurichian. These groups differ from one another at social, territorial and religious levels.

Population: 29,375

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