Yanghuang language

E908083

The Yanghuang language is a lesser-known Kam–Sui (Kra–Dai) language spoken by an ethnic minority community in southern China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Kam–Sui language
Kra–Dai language
language
alternateName Yanghuang NERFINISHED
country China
endangeredStatus definitely endangered
ethnicGroup Yanghuang people NERFINISHED
hasAncestor Proto-Kam–Sui NERFINISHED
Proto-Kra–Dai NERFINISHED
hasNumberOfSpeakers small speaker population
hasPhonologicalFeature contrastive consonant and vowel inventories
lexical tone
ISOStatus does not have an ISO 639-3 code under the name "Yanghuang"
languageBranch Kam–Sui branch
languageFamily Kra–Dai language family NERFINISHED
languageShiftTo Southwestern Mandarin Chinese NERFINISHED
Standard Chinese NERFINISHED
linguisticTypology analytic language
tonal language
primaryDomain oral communication
region southern China NERFINISHED
script Chinese characters (used informally for some purposes)
Latin script (used in some linguistic transcriptions)
spokenBy ethnic minority community in southern China
spokenIn Guizhou Province NERFINISHED
statusInChina minority language
subclassOf Kam–Sui languages NERFINISHED
Kra–Dai languages NERFINISHED
subjectOf field linguistic documentation
usedAs vernacular language
writingSystem no widely used standardized writing system

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Kam–Sui languages hasMemberLanguage Yanghuang language