Sal languages
The Sal languages are a branch of Sino-Tibetan languages spoken in eastern India, parts of Bangladesh, and Burma.
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Andro languageAtong language (Sino-Tibetan)Barman languageBoro language (India)Boroic languagesBoro–Garo languagesChairel languageChang languageDeori languageDimasa languageGanan languageGaro languageJingpho languageJingpho–Luish languagesKachari languageKadu languageKhiamniungan languageKoch languageKoch languagesKokborokKonyak languageKonyak languagesLeinong languageLuish languagesMakyam languageMegam languageMoran languageNocte languagePhom languagePonyo languageRabha languageRuga languageSak languageSengmai languageSingpho dialectTangsa languageTiwa language (India)Tutsa languageWancho language
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Sal languages
The Sal languages are a branch of Sino-Tibetan languages spoken in eastern India, parts of Bangladesh, and Burma.
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As línguas Bramaputras ou Sal ...... Essa é a concepção de Bradley:
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Die Bodo-Konyak-Jingpho-Sprach ...... 3 und Thurgood 2003 bestätigt.
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The Sal languages are a branch ...... arts of Bangladesh, and Burma.
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萨尔语群，是藏缅语族的一個支系，由Burling在1983年 ...... Sak来称呼卢伊语组。 景颇语和卢伊语组的归属仍不完全确定。
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Bodo-Konyak-Jinghpaw
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Brahmaputran
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Sino-Tibetan
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Sal
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India, Bangladesh, and Burma
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As línguas Bramaputras ou Sal ...... Essa é a concepção de Bradley:
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Die Bodo-Konyak-Jingpho-Sprach ...... 3 und Thurgood 2003 bestätigt.
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The Sal languages are a branch ...... arts of Bangladesh, and Burma.
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萨尔语群，是藏缅语族的一個支系，由Burling在1983年 ...... Sak来称呼卢伊语组。 景颇语和卢伊语组的归属仍不完全确定。
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Bodo-Konyak-Jingpho-Sprachen
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Línguas sal
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Sal languages
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萨尔语群
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