This province-wide language survey was conducted in order• to determine the current state
of phonological and lexical similarity among Bouyei lects, and• to compare the data …

The Bouyei are a relatively populous people of Guizhou province, China. According to the
1990 government census, there were almost two and a half million Bouyei living in Guizhou …

The Wutun area encompasses two villages-Upper and Lower Wutun-in Tongren County
(also known as Rongwo), Qinghai Province. With a total population of some 2,000, the …

The total Jino population in China amounts to 20,899 (2000 census), but the present author
estimates that only 70 to 80 percent are fluent speakers of the Jino language. Ten percent of …

In Jiuha Village Cluster, Shuitang Township, Xinping County there are Yi, Han, Dai and
Kucong groups; the Yi population is the majority, and many Yi people still speak their …

This article compares the word list collected by and published in LTBA 21.2 by the late
Robbins Burling and Mr Mankai Wangsu in, a word list that represents 'Lower Wancho', with …

Duoxu is a terminally endangered and virtually undescribed Tibeto-Burman language,
spoken in the historically multi-ethnic and multi-lingual Miǎnníng county of Sìchuān province …

Abstract Wenshan Zhuang and Miao Autonomous Prefecture in China's Yunnan province is
home to over a million members of the official Zhuang nationality. Over half of these speak …

The present study is a grammatical overview of the Bao'an Tu language (one of the varieties
included in the designation 'ISO6393-3: PEH', also known as 'Tongren Monguor',' …

The Jingphoish1 languages are Tibeto-Burman languages spoken in northern Burma and
adjacent areas of China and India. Genetically, they belong to the Jingpho-Asakian (Jingpho …