La Jonquière, Étienne-Edmond Lunet de. 1906. Ethnographie du Tonkin septentrional. Paris: Ernest Leroux. 460pp.
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Name in source | Glottolog languoid |
---|---|
Annamites no vocabulary | |
Chinois Hak-Ka | |
Chinois Cantonnais | |
Chinois Hak-Ka du secteur de Than Poun | |
Hak-Ka et Wou-Tong de Dam-Ha | |
Linh-San de Dam-Ha | |
Thuong-Wong de Dam-Ha | |
Wou-Tong de Ha-Coi | |
Poun-Y'ou-Gnin de Ha-Coi | |
Tho of That-Khe | |
Thai blancs of Ha-Giang | |
Thai Noirs of Pa Kha | |
Xan Lao of Mon Cay | |
Nung of That-Khe | |
T'ou-Lao of Muong Khuong = Thu Lao | |
Nhang of Trinh-Thuong et Ban-Lao | |
Tchong Kia of Ha-Giang | |
Kouei Tcheou (Phong-Tho) | |
Siamois | |
Man Coc = Kim Mien | |
Man Tien | |
Man Lan-Tien | |
Xanh-Y | |
Man Quan Trang | |
Man Cao-Lan | |
Man Son-Ti ou Chan-Tsai | |
Man Quan Coc ou Son-Yao | |
Man Diu | |
Man Cuoi | |
Man ao dai | |
Pa-Teng | |
Meo de Dong-Van | |
Meo de Ha-Giang | |
Mong-Cha de Pakha | |
Lolo de Dong Van | |
Pen-Ti-Lolo de Yen-Minh | |
Kan-Tao Lolo de Yen-Minh | |
Man-Koanh de Bao Lac | |
P'ou-La ou Fou-La de Hoang-Su-Phi | |
P'ou-La de Muong Kuong | |
Xa-Pho de Bao-Ha | |
Wo-Nhi de Trinh Thuong | |
Muong ou Mon | |
Keu-Lao | |
La-Ti ou La-Tchi habitent le hameau de Chi-Ka dans le Secteur de Hoang-Su-Phi vers le ravin supérieur du Song-Chay = Chí Cà-Xín Màn District-Hà Giang Province approximately 104.447966E and 22.73280N which matches E17's White Lachi better than the other Lachi |