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Description of evidential and epistemic marking in Lisu, a Tibeto-Burman language of China, Burma, Thailand and India
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The Gong are a minority group of western Thailand whose language has been in decline for over a century. In the 1920s, the first report of the language predicted its imminent 5 demise. Since then, it has contacted to two villages outside... more
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Issues with four traditional and three new orthographies for the Yi nationality of southwestern China
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Brief outline of the sociolinguistic situation in five mainland southeast Asian countries
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Changes in Burmese phonology over nine centuries, traced through changes in orthography and changes in foreign representations of Burmese
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