Stumm eus an 16 Her 2005 da 07:38 kemmañ Neal (kaozeal \| degasadennoù) 36 397 kemm lañs		Stumm eus an 16 Her 2005 da 07:55 kemmañ dizober Neal (kaozeal \| degasadennoù) 36 397 kemm lañs Kemm nevesoc'h →
Linenn 1: [[Rummad:Familhoù-yezhoù\|Taiek]] {{Peurunvan}} The '''Tai languages''' are a subgroup of the [[Tai-Kadai languages\|Tai Kadai]] [[language family]]. The Tai languages include the most widely spoken of the Tai-Kadai languages, including [[Thai language\|Thai]], the national language of [[Thailand]], [[Lao language\|Lao]] or Laotian, the national language of [[Laos]], [[Myanmar]]'s [[Shan language]], and [[Zhuang language\|Zhuang]], a major language of southern [[China]]. {{LabourAChom}} * Central Tai languages (6) {{ll\|Zhuang}} (China) {{ll\|E}} (China) {{ll\|Man Cao Lan}} (Vietnam) {{ll\|Nung}} (Vietnam) {{ll\|Tày}} (Tho) (Vietnam) {{ll\|Ts'ün-Lao}} (Vietnam) {{ll\|Tien-pao}} {{ll\|Yung-chu'un}} ** {{ll\|Lung-chow}} * East Central Tai languages (1) Northwest Tai languages (1) * {{ll\|Turung}} (India) * Northern Tai languages (4) {{ll\|Northern Zhuang}} (China) {{ll\|Nhang}} (Vietnam) {{ll\|Bouyei}} (Buyi) (China) {{ll\|Tai Mène}} (Laos) {{ll\|Ch'ien-chiang}} {{ll\|Giay}} {{ll\|Hsi-lin}} {{ll\|Kwei-yang}} {{ll\|Ling-yun}} {{ll\|Lung-an}} {{ll\|Po-se}} {{ll\|Qui-chau}} {{ll\|Tien-chow}} {{ll\|T'ien-pa}} {{ll\|Zhongjia}} {{ll\|Tushan}} {{ll\|Wu-ming}} {{ll\|Yay}} The '''Tai languages''' are a subgroup of the [[Tai-Kadai languages\|Tai Kadai]] [[language family]]. The Tai languages include the most widely spoken of the Tai-Kadai languages, including [[Thai language\|Thai]], the national language of [[Tailandia]], [[Lao language\|Lao]] or Laotian, the national language of [[Laos]], [[Myanmar]]'s [[Shan language]], and [[Zhuang language\|Zhuang]], a major language of southern [[Sina]]. * Southwestern Tai languages (32) {{ll\|Tai Ya}} (China) ~~East~~Yezhoù ~~Central~~taiek ~~Tai~~ar ~~languages~~c'hreiz (106) [[Djouangeg]] (''zhuang'') (Sina) * Chiang Saeng languages (8) [[Eeg]] (''e'') (Sina) {{ll\|Tai Dam}} (Vietnam) [[Mansaolaneg]] (''man cao lan'') (Vietnam) ** {{ll\|Northern Thai}} (Lanna, Thai Yuan) (Thailand, Laos) [[Noungeg]] (''nung'') (Vietnam) ** {{ll\|Phuan}} (Thailand) [[Tayeg]] (''tày'' pe ''tho'') (Vietnam) ** {{ll\|Thai Song}} (Thailand) [[Tsunlaoeg]] (''ts'ün-lao'') (Vietnam) ** {{ll\|Thai}} (Thailand) [[Tienpaoeg]] (''tien-pao'') ** {{ll\|Tai Hang Tong}} (Vietnam) [[Youngtchouneg]] (''yung-chu'un'') ** {{ll\|Tai Dón}} (Vietnam) [[Loungtchaoeg]] (''lung-chow'') **** {{ll\|Tai Daeng}} (Vietnam) * Yezhoù taiek ar reter-kreiz (1) ** {{ll\|Tay Tac}} (Vietnam) Yezhoù taiek ar gwalarn (1) ** {{ll\|Thu Lao}} (Vietnam) * [[Turung]] (''turung'') (India) ** Lao-Phutai languages (4) * Yezhoù taiek an norzh (4) * {{ll\|Lao}} (Laos) [[Djouangeg an norzh]] (Sina) * {{ll\|Nyaw}} (Thailand) [[Nangeg]] (''nhang'') (Vietnam) * {{ll\|Phu Thai}} (Thailand) [[Bouyieg]] (''buyi'') (Sina) * {{ll\|Isan}} (Northeastern Thai) (Thailand, Laos) [[Taimeneg]] (''tai Mène'') (Laos) Northwestern Tai languages (9) [[Tchientchiangeg]] (''ch'ien-chiang'') * {{ll\|Ahom}} (India - extinct. Modern {{ll\|Assamese}} is Indo-European.) * ~~{{ll\|Aiton}}~~[[Giayeg]] (~~India~~''giay'') [[Chilineg]] (''hsi-lin'') * {{ll\|Lü}} (Lue, Tai Lue) (China, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Myanmar) [[Kweiyangeg]] (''kwei-yang'') * {{ll\|Khamti}} (India, Myanmar) [[Lingyuneg]] (''ling-yun'') * {{ll\|Khün}} (Myanmar) [[Lounganeg]] (''lung-an'') * {{ll\|Khamyang}} (India) * ~~{{ll\|Phake}}~~[[Poseeg]] (~~India~~''po-se'') [[Kweitchaoeg]] (''qui-chau'') * {{ll\|Shan}} (Myanmar) [[Tientchaoeg]] (''tien-chow'') * {{ll\|Tai Nüa}} (China, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos) [[Tienpaeg]] (''t'ien-pa'') {{ll\|Pu Ko}} (Laos) [[Djongdjiaeg]] (''zhongjia'') {{ll\|Pa Di}} (China) [[Touchaneg]] (''tushan'') Southern Tai languages (1) [[Woumingeg]] (''wu-ming'') * {{ll\|Southern Thai}} (Pak Thai) (Thailand) ~~{{ll\|Tai Thanh}}~~[[Yayeg]] (~~Vietnam~~''yay'') ** {{ll\|Tày Sa Pa}} (Vietnam) * Yezhoù taiek ar mervent (32) {{ll\|Tai Long}} (Laos) * ~~{{ll\|~~[[Tai ~~Hongjin}}~~Ya]] (~~China~~Sina) Yezhoù taiek ar reter-kreiz (10) * {{ll\|Yong}} (Thailand) * Yezhoù tchiangek-saengek (''chiang-saeng'') (8) Unclassified Southwestern ** ~~{{ll\|~~[[Tai ~~Hongjin}}~~ Dam]] (~~China~~Vietnam) [[Northern Thai]] (Lanna, Thai Yuan) (Tailandia, Laos) * {{ll\|Yong}} (Thailand) **** [[Phuan]] (Tailandia) * Unclassified (1) ** [[Thai Song]] (Tailandia) {{ll\|Kuan}} (Laos) **** [[Thai]] (Tailandia) * {{ll\|Rien}} (Laos) **** [[Tai Hang Tong]] (Vietnam) * {{ll\|Tay Khang}} (Laos) **** [[Tai Dón]] (Vietnam) * {{ll\|Tai Pao}} (Laos) ** ~~{{ll\|~~[[Tai ~~Do}}~~Daeng]] (Vietnam) [[Tay Tac]] (Vietnam) [[Thu Lao]] (Vietnam) Yezhoù laoek-poutaiek (''lao-phutai'')(4) * [[Lao]] (Laos) * [[Nyaw]] (Tailandia) * [[Phu Thai]] (Tailandia) * [[Isan]] (Northeastern Thai) (Tailandia, Laos) Yezhoù taiek ar gwalarn (9) * [[Ahom]] (India: [[Yezh varv\|yezh varv]]) * [[Aiton]] (India) * [[Lü]] (Lue, Tai Lue) (Sina, Vietnam, Tailandia, Laos, Myanmar) * [[Khamti]] (India, Myanmar) * [[Khün]] (Myanmar) * [[Khamyang]] (India) * [[Phake]] (India) * [[Shan]] (Myanmar) * [[Tai Nüa]] (Sina, Vietnam, Tailandia, Laos) [[Pu Ko]] (Laos) [[Pa Di]] (Sina) Yezhoù taiek ar su (1) * [[Southern Thai]] (Pak Thai) (Tailandia) [[Tai Thanh]] (Vietnam) [[Tày Sa Pa]] (Vietnam) [[Tai Long]] (Laos) * [[Tai Hongjin]] (Sina) * [[Yong]] (Tailandia) Yezhoù ar mervent hep renkañ * [[Tai Hongjin]] (Sina) * [[Yong]] (Tailandia) * Hep renkañ (1) ** [[Kuan]] (Laos) * [[Rien]] (Laos) * [[Tay Khang]] (Laos) * [[Tai Pao]] (Laos) * [[Tai Do]] (Vietnam) ==Gwelet ivez== Linenn 88 ⟶ 92: ==Liammoù diavaez== *[http://www.ethnologue.com/show_family.asp?subid=90192 ''Ethnologue'' report] ~~Retrieved [[3 August]] [[2005]].~~ [[en:Tai languages]]

Yezhoù taiek : diforc'h etre ar stummoù