Pacoh-Ta’Oih continuum

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The Pacoh-Ta’Oih continuum is a closely related group of Austroasiatic languages spoken by ethnic minority communities in the upland regions of Laos and Vietnam.

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Pacoh-Ta’Oih continuum canonical 1

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Austroasiatic language group
language continuum
branchOf Katuic languages
coexistsWith Lao language
linked to: Lao

Vietnamese language
linked to: Vietnamese
endangermentStatus endangered
geographicDistribution upland regions of Laos
upland regions of central Vietnam
hasAlternativeName Pacoh–Ta Oi dialect continuum
hasCharacteristic dialect chain with gradual transitions between varieties
mutual intelligibility varies between varieties
hasPart Kado language
Kantang language
Kataang language
linked to: Ta-ang language

Pacoh language
Ta’Oih language
Ta’Oy language
linked to: Ta Oi language

other closely related Pacoh-Ta’Oih varieties
languageFamily Austroasiatic
languageStatus minority language
spokenBy Pacoh people
Ta’Oih people
other related upland ethnic minority communities
spokenIn Laos
Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
subclassOf Austroasiatic languages
linked to: Austroasiatic
subjectOf comparative Austroasiatic linguistic research
usedIn oral communication in local communities
writingSystem Latin script (for some varieties)

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Katuic branch hasLanguage Pacoh-Ta’Oih continuum