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Classification: Tai-Kadai
·critically endangered
The main section on Tai Khamyang begins on page 209, starting with the history of the people and various scholars of the language. Page 212 goes into the phonology of the Tai languages, including Khamyang, page 239 begins the discussion of tones in Phake and Khamyang, and page 240 discusses bi-dialectalism in Khamyang. Various other sections also reference the Khamyang language.
Read documentAnthony Diller, Jerry Edmondson, Yongxian Luo, Stephen Morey |
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