Buyang, Baha

Facts

  • Language: Buyang, Baha
  • Alternate names: Buyang, Buyang Zhuang, Guangnan Buyang, Western Buyang
  • Language code: yha
  • Language family: Tai-Kadai, Kadaic, Southwestern Kra, Southern Kra
  • Number of speakers: 600
  • Vulnerability: Endangered [Read more...]
  • Script: Category

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    Introduction

    Buyang, Baha is a language of China. It is spoken in Yunnan Province, Wenshan Zhuang-Miao autonomous prefecture, northern Guangnan county, Dixu district, Yanglian village; Bada district, Anshe village.

    Dialects

    Ecun, Langjia, Yalang. Similar to Langnian Buyang (See: Buyang, Langnian) and E’ma Buyang (See: Buyang, E’ma?). Lexical similarity: 50% with Langnian Buyang (See: Buyang, Langnian), 48% with E’ma Buyang (See: Buyang, E’ma?), 46% with Yerong (Yalang Buyang) (See: Yerong), 45% with Pubiao (See: Qabiao), 41% with Laji (Lachi) (See: Lachi?), 40% with Lao (See: Lao), 35% with Mulao (See: Mulam), 32% with Lingao (See: Lingao), 28% with Northern Zhuang, 27% with Dong, 22% with Cun (See: Cun?).

    The Buyang, Baha Verb

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