The Central and Southern Loloish languages of Vietnam
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Berkely: Proceedings of the Twenty-Eighth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: Special Session on Tibeto-Burman and Southeast Asian Linguistics (2002): 1-13 p.The Three Tibeto-Burman languages of Vietnam (2004) I outlined the Vietnam locations and situations of three Northern Loloish languages Phu Ka, Xa Pho, and Lolo. In this paper I present data and analysis on the remaining TB groups of that country - the Coong, the Sila, the Lahu, and the Hani, all found in Lai Chau province in the far northwest and all belonging to the Central and Southern sub-groupings of the Loloish language.
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