Lao–Phuthai languages

E316768

The Lao–Phuthai languages are a subgroup of Southwestern Tai languages spoken primarily in Laos and northeastern Thailand, including varieties such as Lao and Phuthai.

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Lao–Phuthai languages canonical 1
Northern Lao 1
Southern Lao 1

Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Southwestern Tai languages subgroup
language subgroup
associatedEthnicGroup Isan people
Lao people
Phuthai people
classificationStatus recognized subgroup in Southwestern Tai
containsVariety Lao dialects
Phuthai dialects
geneticRelationship closely related to Isan language
closely related to other Southwestern Tai varieties
geographicDistribution mainland Southeast Asia
includesLanguage Lao language
Phuthai language
languageFamily Tai–Kadai languages
surface form: Kra–Dai language family
linguisticFeature lack of inflectional morphology
serial verb constructions
subject–verb–object basic word order
use of tones for lexical contrast
majorLanguage Isan
surface form: Isan language

Lao language
primaryCountry Laos
secondaryCountry Thailand
spokenIn Laos
Thailand
spokenInRegion Northeastern Thailand
subgroupOf Tai–Kadai languages
surface form: Kra–Dai languages

Southwestern Tai languages
Tai languages
typologicalFeature analytic language group
tonal language group
writingSystemUsed Lao script

Referenced by (3)

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

Southwestern Tai hasSubgroup Lao–Phuthai languages
Lao hasDialect Lao–Phuthai languages
this entity surface form: Northern Lao
Lao hasDialect Lao–Phuthai languages
this entity surface form: Southern Lao