Tai pong
| Tai pong | ||
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Spoken in |
People's Republic of China | |
| Linguistic classification |
Tai-Kadai
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| Language codes | ||
| ISO 639 -1 |
- |
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| ISO 639 -2 |
tai (other Kam-Tai languages) |
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| ISO 639-3 |
tdd (Tai Nüa) |
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Tai Pong ( Chinese 傣 绷 语 , Pinyin Dǎibēngyǔ ) is one of the four written languages of the Dai , one of the 55 officially recognized national minorities of the People's Republic of China .
As spoken languages, Tai Pong and Tai Nüa are almost identical. However, they are written with significantly different scripts and are therefore not mutually understandable in their written form .
distribution
Tai Pong is used by the Tai Dai ("southern Tai"), a subgroup of the Tai Daikong ("Dehong-Tai"). They live in the traditional communities of Müang Khon, Müang Ti and Müang La in the Dehong Autonomous District of Yunnan Province in southern China.
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Tai Pong, like the Shan language across the border in Shan State of Myanmar , is written using a modified Burmese alphabet .
See also
- Dai (people)
- Other Dai languages: Tai Nüa , Tai Lü , Tai Dam
- Shan
literature
- Sai Kam Mong: The History and Development of the Shan Scripts . Silkworm Books, Chiang Mai 2004, ISBN 974-9575-50-4 .
- Zhāng Gōngjǐn 张公瑾: Dǎiwén jíqí wénxiàn 傣文 及其 文献. In: Zhōngguóshǐ yánjiū dòngtài中国 史 研究 动态 1981.6.
- Zhāng Gōngjǐn 张公瑾: Dǎiwén 傣文. In: Zhōngguó mínzú gǔ wénzì中国 民族 古 文字 (Tiānjīn gǔjí chūbǎnshè 天津 古籍 出版社 1987)
- Zhāng Gōngjǐn 张公瑾: Dǎiwén wénxiàn 傣文 文献. In: Zhāng Gōngjǐn 张公瑾 (Ed.): Mínzú gǔ wénxiàn gàilǎn民族 古 文献 概览. Mínzú chūbǎnshè 民族 出版社, Beijing 1997, ISBN 7-105-02907-2 .
- Zhōu Yàowén 周耀文: Dǎiyǔ Měngdìng fāngyīn jíqí wénzì 傣 语 勐 定 方 音 及其 文字. In: Mínzú yǔwén民族 语文 1983.6.
Web links
- 傣 绷 文 - Yunnan Province Library (Chinese)