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1-20 of 21 matches of 32810 nodes total

Match 1
id name
30-KAA-a Amis
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 3-Zones 30-34.pdf
lsrType
outer language
notes
amia, including bakurut... lam-si-hoan... pangtsah, pagcah... sabari... maran... tanah, in [79=] Han-yu: ami ⊕ Mei-lun... T'ai-tung coast 𝒮 Kuoyü script 𝒮 Latin bilingual < [79=] Min-nan
lsrCountry
Taiwan
script
Latin
scale
100.000 – 1.000.000
ISO-639
Amis
GeoEntity
as•e•TW Taiwan
Match 2
id name
31-MAA-aa Utsat
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 3-Zones 30-34.pdf
lsrType
inner language
notes
utset, hainan-cham, in [79=] Han-yu (Chinese): huihui ⊕ Huihui... Huixin
lsrCountry
China (Hainan
scale
1.000 – 10.000
GeoEntity
as•e•CN China
Match 3
id name
44-CAA-cb Manchu
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 4-Zones 40-44.pdf
lsrType
inner language
notes
mandjou, man submerged < [79=] Han-yu-N. (Mandarin) ¶ remaining speakers may be all over 80 years old (in 1990's)
lsrCountry
China (Heilongjiang)
scale
1.000 – 10.000
ISO-639
Manchu
GeoEntity
as•e•CN China
Match 4
id name
45-AAA-a Hankukmal
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 4-Zones 45-49.pdf
lsrType
outer language
notes
Korean, hankwuk-mal, chosŏn-ŏ, chosŏn-mal, koryŏ-mal # Hankuk, Hankwuk =post-1948 (South Korean) name for «Korea»; Chosŏn = former (dynastic, and continuing North Korean) name for «Korea»; Koryŏ = former (alternative dynastic, and continuing Central Asian) name for «Korea» ; lexicon heavily influence < [79=] Han-yu (Chinese) ➤ dialects distinguished largely by province; more precise linguistic areas to be defined and amplified
lsrCountry
North Korea; South Korea; China; migration to China (Manchuria); Russia; Uzbekistan; Kazakhstan; Japan
scale
10.000.000 – 100.000.000
GeoEntity
as•e•KP Democratic People’s Republic of Korea | as•e•KR Republic of Korea | as•e•CN China | eu•e•RU Russia | as•c•UZ Uzbekistan | as•c•KZ Kazakhstan | as•e•JP Japan
Match 5
id name
45-CAA-a Nihongo
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 4-Zones 45-49.pdf
lsrType
outer language
notes
Japanese # nihon-go =«Japan language» ⊕ developed on central island of Honshu, from where Nihon-go has spread as the national language of the entire Japanese archipelago ; lexicon heavily influence < [79=] Han-yu (Chinese) 𝒮 Japanese script (=Kanji "Chinese" ideograms+ Hiragana syllabary+ Katakana loanword syllabary)
lsrCountry
Japan (Honshu), with extension throughout Japan archipelago; migration> USA; Brazil...
script
Japanese
ISO-639
Japanese
GeoEntity
as•e•JP Japan | na•US United States | sa•BR Brazil
Match 6
id name
46-EBA-a Viêt
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 4-Zones 45-49.pdf
lsrType
outer language
notes
"sinicised" mon-khmer ; influence < [79=] Han-yu (Chinese)
lsrCountry
Vietnam...
scale
10.000.000 – 100.000.000
ISO-639
Vietnamese
GeoEntity
as•se•VN Vietnam
Match 7
id name
46-ECA-aa Palyu
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 4-Zones 45-49.pdf
lsrType
inner language
notes
bolyu, in [79=] Han-yu (Chinese): lai
lsrCountry
China (Guangxi; Guizhou frontier)
ISO-639
Bolyu
GeoEntity
as•e•CN China
Match 8
id name
47-AAA-afa Shan-T'ou
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 4-Zones 45-49.pdf
lsrType
dialect
notes
dehong-dai, shan-yunnan, "china" shan ⊕ Dehong-Dai
lsrCountry
(Yunnan)
GeoEntity
as•e•CN China
Match 9
id name
47-AEA-a Hlai
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 4-Zones 45-49.pdf
lsrType
outer language
notes
lai, la, loi, le, dli, b'li, k'lai, s'lai, pao-ting, kadai-dai, kadai-day, in [79=] Han-yu (Chinese): li; including xi-fang... zhong-sha... hei-tu, hlai-S. ⊕ Hainan-C. & -S. island (forested mountains)
lsrCountry
China (Hainan)
scale
100.000 – 1.000.000
ISO-639
Hlai
GeoEntity
as•e•CN China
Match 10
id name
52-ABA-cva Singaporean-English
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 5-Zones 50-54.pdf
lsrType
dialect
notes
influence < [79=] Han-yu (=wider Chinese) & [31=] Malayu
lsrCountry
Singapore
GeoEntity
as•se•SG Singapore
Match 11
id name
52-ABA-cvb Singlish
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 5-Zones 50-54.pdf
lsrType
dialect
notes
singapore semi-creole influence < [79=] Han-yu & [31=] Malayu
lsrCountry
Singapore
GeoEntity
as•se•SG Singapore
Match 12
id name
52-ABA-cvf Mainland-Chinese-English
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 5-Zones 50-54.pdf
lsrType
dialect
notes
chinglish influence < [79=] Han-yu (=wider Chinese)
lsrCountry
China
GeoEntity
as•e•CN China
Match 13
id name
77-BA Nasö + Thongho
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 7-Zones 75-79.pdf
lsrType
chain
notes
"NARROW"-YI, nyi, gni, i, ichia, manchia, mantzu; including socially (but not linguistically) distinct "black" yi (no-su, of 'free'-status)... "white" yi (of former 'serf' status) # Yi is a generic term in [79=] Han-yu, now accepted also by speakers of all or some of the languages concerned ➤ notional chain, based on application of the name Yi 𝒮 traditional Yi syllabic script(s), used for ritual texts
script
Yi
Match 14
id name
77-BAD Dongshan + Dayao
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 7-Zones 75-79.pdf
lsrType
net
notes
yi-C.+ yi-W. ➤ notional net, pending further data bilingual < [79=] Han-yu
scale
100.000 – 1.000.000
Match 15
id name
77-CAA-a Bai + Dali
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 7-Zones 75-79.pdf
lsrType
outer language
notes
; hybrid outer-language, heavily influence < [79=] Han-yu
lsrCountry
China (Yunnan)
scale
100.000 – 1.000.000
GeoEntity
as•e•CN China
Match 16
id name
79-A Han-Yu
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 7-Zones 75-79.pdf
lsrType
set
notes
"WIDER"-CHINESE, "sinitic"
Match 17
id name
79-AA Han-Yu
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 7-Zones 75-79.pdf
lsrType
chain
Match 18
id name
79-AAA Han-Yu
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 7-Zones 75-79.pdf
lsrType
net
notes
# in language-names below, -hua =«language»
Match 19
id name
79-AAA-b Pu-Tong-Hua
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 7-Zones 75-79.pdf
lsrType
outer language
notes
Mainstream-Chinese, han-yu-N., pei, bei, bai, "wider" mandarin, "chinese"-N. # putong-hua, potin-hua, p'u-t'ung-hua =«commonly understood language». This term has become established in 20th century communist China to describe the official northern Chinese language (hitherto known in English as Mandarin) which is the national language of education and administration in China. The term Putonghua is applied here in a wider sense to describe the northern Chinese language in general, i.e Northern Han-yu (replacing the wider use in English of the term Mandarin)
lsrCountry
𝒜 China (Mainland; Taiwan; Macao; Hong Kong); 𝒜 Singapore; Malaysia (peninsula); 𝒜 United Nations; migration>North Korea, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Guam, Australia, Brazil, Paraguay
scale
9
ISO-639
Mandarin Chinese | Chinese
GeoEntity
as•e•CN China | as•se•SG Singapore | as•se•MY Malaysia | as•e•KP Democratic People’s Republic of Korea | as•e•KR Republic of Korea | as•se•ID Indonesia | oc•pac•MI•GU Guam | au Australia | sa•BR Brazil | sa•PY Paraguay
Match 20
id name
79-AAA-bb Bei-Jing-Hua
pdf
./ls/pdf/master/OL-SITE 1999-2000 MASTER ONE Sectors 7-Zones 75-79.pdf
lsrType
inner language
notes
modern popular pei-ching-hua, bei-hua, pei-hua, bai-hua; hua-yu; han-yu "proper"; including guan-hua 2, kuan-hua 2 = "standard & near-standard chinese", "beijing mandarin", "modern literary chinese", part of "low wenli" # beijing-hua, peiching-hua =«Peking language»; bei-hua, pei-hua =«north language»; bai-hua = «plain language»
lsrCountry
China...
scale
> 1.000.000.000
GeoEntity
as•e•CN China

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