Everything about Katuic Languages totally explained
The fifteen
Katuic languages form a branch of the
Austroasiatic languages spoken by about 1.3 million people in Southeast Asia. People who speak Katuic languages are called the
Katuic peoples.
Classification
Data for adequate classification of the
Mon-Khmer Katuic languages only become available after the opening of
Laos to foreign researchers in the 1990s. The following classification is that of Sidwell (2003).
- Katu branch:
- Dakkang (Laos)
- Kantu (Laos)
- Katu (Vietnam and Laos)
- Phuong (Vietnam)
- Triw (Laos)
Kui-Bru branch (West Katuic):
- Bru (Laos and Thailand)
- Kuy (Thailand)
- So (Laos)
- Souei (Thailand)
Pacoh language (Vietnam and Laos)
Ta'Oi-Kriang branch (Laos):
- Chatong
- Ngeq/Kriang
- Talan-Ong-Ir
- Ta'Oih
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