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 | Catalogue / Culture / Langages / Austro-Asiatiques / Viet-Muong |
| Catalogue / Culture / Langages / Austro-Asiatiques / Mon-Khmer / Viet-Muong |
 | Aheu Language [2] |
| Hung Language [1] |
| Tho Language [2] |
| Arem Language [1] |
| Maleng Language [1] |
| Vietnamese Language [17] |
| Bo Language [1] |
| Muong Language [2] | ||
| Chut Language [1] |
| Nguon Language [1] | ||
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Numbers in Ancient and Proto-Languages
Index. This file lists the proto-languages I've collected. [eng] |
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Austro-asiatic Languages
Important language family having three subfamilies: Munda, spoken by several million people in eastern India; Nicobarese, with a few thousand speakers in the Nicobar Islands; and Mon-Khmer, divided into 12 branches with almost 100 languages spoken by some 35 to 45 million people in Southeast Asia. Among Mon-Khmer languages are Khmer, the national language of Cambodia; Mon, a closely related language spoken in parts of Burma and Thailand; and Vietnamese. [eng] |
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Austroasiatic Languages.
List of languages. [eng] |
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LINGUIST List 9.148: Mon-Khmer Studies 27
LINGUIST List 9.148. Sat Jan 31 1998. Review: Mon-Khmer Studies 27. Editor for this issue: Andrew Carnie. [eng] |
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Southeast Asian Languages
By Xia Lee. Southeast Asia, a term used since World War II, consists of the regions south of China and east of India. [eng] |
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