World Values Survey 2006, Wave 5
Chile, 2006
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Language at home (V222)
Data file: WV5_Data_Stata_v20180912
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
620
End:
625
Width:
6
Range:
-5 - 380004
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
V222. What language do you normally speak at home?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| -5 | Missing |
| -4 | Not asked |
| -3 | Not applicable |
| -2 | No answer |
| -1 | Dont know |
| 5 | Afar |
| 8 | Afrikaans |
| 13 | Albanian |
| 15 | Amharic |
| 16 | Anfillo |
| 19 | Arabic |
| 25 | Armenian |
| 28 | Asirien |
| 29 | Assamese |
| 38 | Aymara |
| 39 | Azari |
| 40 | Azerbaijani |
| 41 | Bajau |
| 44 | Baluchi |
| 45 | Bamanakan |
| 46 | Banjar |
| 47 | Bambara |
| 52 | Basque |
| 55 | Belarusian |
| 56 | Bemba |
| 57 | Bengali |
| 58 | Berber |
| 59 | Berto |
| 60 | Bidayuh |
| 65 | Bosnian |
| 69 | Bulgarian |
| 70 | Burundi |
| 71 | Bussa |
| 73 | Cantonese |
| 75 | Catalan; Valencian |
| 90 | Croatian |
| 99 | Chewa |
| 101 | Chinese |
| 102 | Chinese dialects |
| 104 | Dagbani |
| 106 | Dilla |
| 110 | Dioula |
| 115 | Dogon |
| 120 | Dutch; Flemish |
| 128 | English |
| 135 | Ewe |
| 141 | Finnish |
| 142 | Foulfoulde |
| 144 | French |
| 147 | Ga |
| 151 | Gallegan |
| 152 | Gagauz (Turkish orthodox) |
| 154 | Gamo |
| 157 | Georgian |
| 158 | German |
| 160 | Gilaki |
| 164 | Goffa |
| 166 | Greek |
| 168 | Gujarati |
| 170 | Gurage |
| 171 | Harari |
| 172 | Hakka |
| 173 | Hausa |
| 174 | Hadiya |
| 179 | India: Hindi/Hindu |
| 184 | Hungarian |
| 185 | Iban |
| 196 | Indonesian |
| 207 | Italian |
| 208 | Japanese |
| 209 | Javanese |
| 216 | Kadazan |
| 220 | Kannada |
| 222 | Kaonde |
| 225 | Kashmiri |
| 227 | Kazah |
| 228 | Kelabit |
| 229 | Kembeta |
| 230 | Khmer |
| 232 | Kinyarwanda; Rwandese |
| 240 | Konkani |
| 242 | Konso |
| 247 | Kurdish/Esid |
| 253 | Lampung |
| 259 | Lenjo |
| 265 | Lombok |
| 267 | Lozi |
| 272 | Lunda |
| 273 | Luri/Lori |
| 275 | Luvalo |
| 279 | Macedonian |
| 285 | Malay |
| 286 | Malayalam |
| 287 | Malinke |
| 288 | Maltese |
| 289 | Mandarin |
| 296 | India: Marathi |
| 297 | Marwari |
| 299 | Mbunda |
| 302 | Melanau |
| 315 | More |
| 316 | Moroccan |
| 318 | Murut |
| 319 | Nanwanga |
| 320 | Ndebele |
| 323 | Nepali |
| 333 | Northern Sotho, Pedi; Sepedi |
| 334 | Norwegian |
| 335 | Nsenga |
| 338 | Nyanja |
| 340 | Oromo |
| 344 | India: Oriya |
| 358 | Persian |
| 360 | Peul |
| 363 | Polish |
| 364 | Portuguese |
| 368 | Punjabi |
| 370 | Quechua |
| 377 | Romanian |
| 378 | Romany/Gypsi |
| 380 | Russian |
| 390 | Saho |
| 395 | Senoufo |
| 397 | Serbian |
| 402 | Sidama |
| 404 | Sheko |
| 406 | SiltAe |
| 408 | Sindhi |
| 416 | Slovenian |
| 420 | Soddo |
| 421 | Soninke |
| 422 | Sotho, Southern, Ssesotho |
| 423 | Sonrhai |
| 424 | South Slavic |
| 426 | Spanish; Castilian |
| 427 | Sulawesi |
| 430 | Sundanese |
| 434 | Swazi |
| 435 | Swedish |
| 436 | Tadjic |
| 437 | Tagalog |
| 440 | Taiwanese |
| 444 | Tamil |
| 445 | Tatar |
| 446 | India: Telegu |
| 447 | Thai: Central |
| 448 | Thai: Lanna |
| 449 | Thai: Northeastern |
| 450 | Tigrinya |
| 451 | Thai: Southern |
| 458 | Tokaleya |
| 462 | Tsonga/Shangaan |
| 463 | Tswana |
| 464 | Tumbuka |
| 466 | Turkish |
| 469 | Twi (Akan) |
| 475 | Ukrainian |
| 478 | Urdu |
| 481 | Venda |
| 482 | Vietnamese/Kiinaa |
| 487 | Wallachian |
| 490 | Wolaita |
| 493 | Xhosa |
| 502 | Zaza |
| 504 | Zoroastran |
| 505 | Zulu |
| 800 | Other |
| 801 | Other local; aboriginal; tribal, community |
| 802 | Other European |
| 807 | Other South Asian |
| 808 | Other Asian |
| 809 | Other African |
| 810 | Other East European |
| 811 | Other West European |
| 812 | Other Caucassian |
| 380001 | IT: The dialect of the area where I live |
| 380002 | IT: Other Italian dialect |
| 380003 | IT: Italian |
| 380004 | IT: Other language or non Italian dialect |
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
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