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A /th-/ initial consonant reconstruction word list, comparing amongst Black Tai language, with 40 words, which prompt list of /th-/-initial words is written in phonetic alphabet, along with data of other Languages written with pencil

A /z-/ initial consonant reconstruction word list, comparing amongst Black Tai language, with 25 words, which prompt list of /z-/-initial words is written in phonetic alphabet, along with data of other Languages written with pencil

A /ʔb-/ initial consonant reconstruction word list, comparing amongst Black Tai language, with 72 words, which prompt list of /ʔb-/-initial words is written in phonetic alphabet, along with data of other Languages written with pencil

A /ʔd-/ initial consonant reconstruction word list, comparing amongst Black Tai language, with 40 words, which prompt list of /ʔd-/-initial words is written in phonetic alphabet, along with data of other Languages written with pencil

A word list and list for tone testing of Red Tai in Ban Phon Hong, Nam Mak, Luang Phrabang, Laos, with 200 words written with pen in phonetic alphabet, in which word prompts are in English, and translated to Thai and Chinese

A word list of Yao and Karen, with approximately 500 words, along with phrases, sentences, songs, and stories, which are recorded in phonetic alphabet with pen and pencil, and translated in Thai

A word list of S'gaw Karen in Ban Huai Pheung, Pha Pum, Mae La Noi, Mae Hong Son, Thailand, with approximately 280 words written with pencil in phonetic alphabet

A list of words, phrases, and sentences of S'gaw Karen in Ban Nong Khao Klang, with approximately 1,000 words written in phonetic alphabet, and their Thai translations written with pencil

A list of words, phrases, and sentences of S'gaw Karen in Ban Pha Mon and Ban Huai Tom, with approximately 1,500 words written in phonetic alphabet, and their Thai translations written with pencil

A word list of S'gaw Karen in Ban Yang Kham Nu, with approximately 2,000 words written in phonetic alphabet, and their Thai translations written with pen