Zhaba language

E566332

The Zhaba language is a lesser-known Qiangic tongue spoken by the Zhaba people in parts of Sichuan, China, and is considered endangered.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Zhaba language canonical 2

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Statements (35)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Qiangic language
endangered language
language
altName Zaba
Zhaba Qiangic
linked to: Qiang

Zhaba Tibetan
associatedEthnicity Zhaba people
continent Asia
country China
documentationStatus limited descriptive work
endangermentLevel definitely endangered
hasDialect Lower Zhaba
Upper Zhaba
hasPhonologicalFeature complex consonant clusters
tone distinctions
ISO639-3Code zhb
languageFamily Sino-Tibetan languages
linguisticArea Sichuan–Tibetan linguistic area
macroArea Eurasia
primaryContactLanguage Mandarin Chinese
Tibetan
region western Sichuan
spokenBy Zhaba people
spokenByMinorityGroup true
spokenIn China
Sichuan
linked to: Sichuan Province
status endangered
subfamily Qiangic languages
threatenedBy language shift to Mandarin Chinese
language shift to Tibetan
typology tonal language
usedFor daily communication within Zhaba communities
vitalityTrend declining intergenerational transmission
wordOrder SOV
writingSystem no widely used standardized writing system

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Qiangic languages hasSubgroup Zhaba language
Qiangic group hasPart Zhaba language