Bugan
[aka Bogan, Bengan, Pukan]Classification: Austro-Asiatic
·vulnerable
Classification: Austro-Asiatic
·vulnerable
Bogan, Bengan, Pukan, Hualo, Huazu, 布甘語, 本甘語, 布賡語 |
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Austro-Asiatic, Pakanic |
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Information from: “Bugeng yu yan jiu (布賡語研究) [A Study of Bugan]” . Li, Yunbing (李云兵) (2005) The Ethnic Publishing House (民族出版社)
Southwestern Mandarin
All the Bugan speak Bugan. Some middle-aged or older people can't understand Southwestern Mandarin. Illiterate children or teenagers don't understand Southwestern Mandarin well either.
Wenshan Zhuang and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province
Information from: “East and Southeast Asia” (349-424) . David Bradley (2007) , C. Moseley · London & New York: Routledge
3,000
Recently located language, seven villages with a group population of 3,000.
Southeast Yunnan, south Guangnan and north Xichou counties
Information from: “Bugan -- a new Mon-Khmer Language of Yunnan Province China” (135-159) . Jinfang Li (1996)
Mandarin Chinese
Southeastern Yunnan Province, Wenshan Prefecture, Guangnan 广南 and Xichou 西畴 counties in seven villages: Laowalong 老挖龙 [pə⁵⁵luŋ¹³], Xinwalong 新挖龙 [pə⁵⁵tsuŋ¹³], Jiuping 九平 [pə⁵⁵tsiaŋ³¹], Shibeipo 石北坡 [pə⁵⁵ɕe¹³], Xinzhai 新寨 [li³¹la̠ŋ¹³], Malong 马龙 [pə⁵⁵ɣu³¹], and Nala 那啦。
The Han and the Bugan live together in the villages Jiuping, Xinzhai, and Nala.
Information from: “Studies of endangered languages spoken in Southwestern China (西南地區瀕危語言調查研究)” . Li, Jinfang (李錦芳) (2006) The Central University of Nationalities Press (中央民族大學出版社)
Children speak only Bugan before schooling.
Southwestern Mandarin
bilingual in Bugan and Southwestern Mandarin
south Guangnan (廣南), and north Xichou (西疇) of Yunnan (雲南).