Population Census 1990 - IPUMS Subset
Indonesia, 1990
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IDN_1990_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Central Bureau of Statistics, Minnesota Population Center
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Mother tongue (ID1990A_0423)
Data file: IDN1990-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
241
End:
243
Width:
3
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
VI-A: All ages
[Questions 1-13.]
VI-B. Persons age 5 or older
[Questions 14-23.]
20. Mother tongue used:
[] 1 Indonesian language
[] 2 Local language
____
[] 3 Foreign language
[Questions 1-13.]
VI-B. Persons age 5 or older
[Questions 14-23.]
20. Mother tongue used:
[] 1 Indonesian language
[] 2 Local language
____
[] 3 Foreign language
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | NIU (not in universe) |
| 1 | Indonesia |
| 3 | Asing (foreign) |
| 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 |
| 35 | Siak Sri Indrapura |
| 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 |
| 51 | Basap |
| 52 | Barito |
| 53 | Mbalok |
| 54 | Daya Barat |
| 55 | Daya Laut |
| 56 | Daya Taman |
| 57 | Daya Langganan |
| 58 | Daya Ngaju |
| 59 | Daya Murut |
| 60 | Daya Punan |
| 61 | Daya Mayan |
| 62 | Daya Dusun |
| 63 | Daya Bakau |
| 64 | Daya Manyan |
| 65 | Heban |
| 66 | Orang Utan |
| 67 | Toraja |
| 68 | Bugis |
| 69 | Makassar |
| 70 | Massenrempulu |
| 71 | Mandar |
| 72 | Mamuju |
| 73 | Seko/Sagdan |
| 74 | Tukang-Besi |
| 75 | Muna/Buton |
| 76 | Bungku/Laki |
| 77 | Mekongka |
| 78 | Mori |
| 79 | Pamona |
| 80 | Pipikoro |
| 81 | Kaili |
| 82 | Banggai |
| 83 | Balantak |
| 84 | Saluan |
| 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 |
| 115 | Damar |
| 119 | Yatun |
| 120 | Timor |
| 121 | Timor Barat |
| 122 | Timor Timur |
| 123 | Bunak |
| 124 | Makasai |
| 125 | Pataluku/Maku'a |
| 126 | Melayu Kupang |
| 127 | Tobelo/Galela |
| 128 | Sahu/Tobaru/Loloda |
| 129 | Modole/Pagu |
| 130 | Ternate |
| 131 | Tidore |
| 132 | Weda/Sawai/Giman |
| 133 | Buli/Maba/Patani |
| 134 | Makian |
| 135 | Melayu Ambon |
| 136 | Bacan |
| 137 | Maya |
| 138 | Matbat |
| 140 | Taliabo/Sula |
| 141 | Buru |
| 142 | Manusela/Wemale |
| 143 | Bobot/Seti/Masiwang |
| 144 | Hitu |
| 145 | Geser/Gorom |
| 146 | Sentani |
| 147 | Dani |
| 148 | Saberi/Isirawa/Ilaga |
| 149 | Samarokena/Tamaya |
| 150 | Kwerba/Airoran/Sasawa |
| 152 | Yati |
| 153 | Foau |
| 155 | Seram Timur |
| 157 | Halmahera Selatan |
| 159 | Banda |
| 163 | Tor |
| 165 | Nimboraa |
| 166 | Kaure |
| 167 | Marwap |
| 171 | Baropasi/Bauzi |
| 174 | Puragi/Mintamani/Aiso |
| 175 | Inanwatan/Duriankere |
| 177 | Seget/Moi/Moraid/Tehit/Kalabra |
| 178 | Karon Pantai/Madik |
| 179 | Karon Dori/Brat |
| 180 | Amberbaken/Kebar |
| 181 | Borai/Hattam |
| 188 | Biak/Waropen |
| 190 | Wandamea |
| 193 | Marau |
| 196 | Bongo |
| 198 | Awyu/Dumut |
| 200 | Asmat/Komor/Sempau |
| 201 | OK |
| 202 | Somahai |
| 204 | Marind |
| 205 | Yagay |
| 207 | Uhunduni |
| 208 | Ekagi/Moni/Wodani |
| 209 | Tonda/Kanum |
| 212 | Mek/Goliath |
| 213 | Senagi/Anggot |
| 221 | Karas |
| 222 | Aru |
| 223 | Kei |
| 225 | Ot Danum |
| 226 | Tidung |
| 227 | Hawu |
| 228 | Literi Lagona |
| 230 | Ambelan |
| 231 | Numfor |
| 233 | Melanesia |
| 237 | Leti |
| 238 | Tenimbar |
| 239 | Kulawi |
| 242 | Goram |
| 243 | Sula Bagan |
| 245 | Bolano |
| 246 | Bobongka |
| 248 | Dawan |
| 249 | Galela |
| 250 | Kuantan |
| 251 | Kabela |
| 252 | Labola |
| 253 | Lembah Delapan |
| 254 | Musi |
| 255 | Napu |
| 256 | Pelelawan |
| 258 | Paseman |
| 261 | Balaesong |
| 262 | Bada |
| 265 | Gomkomera |
| 266 | Helong |
| 269 | Kemak |
| 270 | Kiramang |
| 271 | Krowo |
| 272 | Kaur |
| 273 | Lintang |
| 277 | Palembang |
| 278 | Rembah |
| 279 | Rengot |
| 280 | Sadan |
| 282 | Sula |
| 283 | Sekak |
| 286 | Sabu |
| 287 | Semendo |
| 288 | Serawai |
| 289 | Tengger |
| 999 | Unknown |
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
Question 20: What is your mother tongue?
Mother tongue is the first language used by the mother's respondent to communicate with the respondent.
Circle one of the appropriate codes. Circle Code 2 if [it is] a local language, then write the name/type of the local language under the word "Local language"
Local language is a language that can be categorized into a local language that exists in the areas of Indonesia.
Foreign language is a language that is not an Indonesian language or local language such as English, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, etc.
Mother tongue is the first language used by the mother's respondent to communicate with the respondent.
Circle one of the appropriate codes. Circle Code 2 if [it is] a local language, then write the name/type of the local language under the word "Local language"
Local language is a language that can be categorized into a local language that exists in the areas of Indonesia.
Foreign language is a language that is not an Indonesian language or local language such as English, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, etc.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates the person's mother tongue language.
Universe
Persons age 5+
concept
Concept
| Name | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Ethnicity and Language Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |