91991111 Non verbal, so described
Final language record within Non verbal, so described in the Australian Standard Classification of Languages.
- Family
- 91 Other Languages
- Narrow group
- 919911 Non verbal, so described
- Edition
- ASCL 2025
- Status
- Active
Classification path for Non verbal, so described
The official ASCL hierarchy places Non verbal, so described within Non verbal, so described. The path below shows which part of the eight-digit record identifies each increasingly specific level.
| ASCL level | Code | Classification |
|---|---|---|
| Language family group | 91 | Other Languages |
| Sub family group | 9199 | Non verbal, so described |
| Narrow group | 919911 | Non verbal, so described |
| Language | 91991111 | Non verbal, so described |
When to use the final language code
Use 91991111 when the recorded response identifies Non verbal, so described specifically. If the response only supports the broader label Non verbal, so described, compare the records on the parent narrow-group page instead of inferring a terminal language.
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About this language code
ASCL language pages are the end point of the hierarchy. They are the most specific record level exposed in the official 2025 structure and should be used when the language has been identified precisely enough for final coding.
If your dataset is less precise, move back to the parent narrow group or sub family page and confirm whether a broader code is more appropriate.
Language code facts
- Code
- 91991111
- Family group
- 91 Other Languages
- Sub family
- 9199 Non verbal, so described
- Narrow group
- 919911 Non verbal, so described
In this section
- 91991111Non verbal, so described
Official source
- Official ASCL source
- ABS ASCL 2025
- Last reviewed
- 2026-04-18
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