Nachieg
yezh
Ur yezh sinek-tibetek eus is-skourr ar yezhoù burmek ar su eo an nachieg (naxi, naki, lomi, mu pe moso sinaeg: 纳西 nàxī) komzet gant tro-dro da 278.009 den en holl (1990) e Lijiang Naxi hag er peurrest eus Yunnan (225.000 den) hag e Sichuan (20.000 den) e Sina.
Komzet e vez marteze ivez e Myanmar
| Nachieg (Naxi) | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Diasur | |
| Perzhioù | |
| Komzet e : | Sina Myanmar |
| Rannved : | Azia |
| Komzet gant : | 308,839 (2000) |
| Renkadur : | Goude 100 |
| Familh-yezh : | Yezhoù sinek-tibetek |
| Statud ofisiel | |
| Yezh ofisiel e : | Republik Pobl Sina |
| Akademiezh : | - |
| Kodoù ar yezh | |
| ISO 639-1 | - |
| ISO 639-2 | |
| ISO 639-3 | |
| Kod SIL | NBF |
| Sellit ivez ouzh ar pennad Yezh. | |
Ur yezh gant peder zonenn an hini eo.
Teir rannyezh ez eus:
- Lidjiangeg (lijiang pe lichiang)
- Lapaoeg (lapao)
- Loutieneg (lutien)
Un doare-skrivañ hengounel ez eus anvet dongba ha diazezet skeudennoù kentoc'h evit lizherennoù. Ne vez implijet emet evit lidoù ispisial. Div silabenneg hengounel ez eus ivez a-hendall anvet geba ha malimasa implijet e Weixi. Peurliesañ avat e vez implijet ur sistem diwazet war al lizherenneg latin bet diorroet er bloavezhioù 1950 hag adwelet er bloavezhioù 1980 evit ober gant ar nachieg dre skrid.
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