Tai Languages in Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and China

Tai Languages in Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and China

Tone segmentation and coalescence pattern, Tone system and features of Red Tai (Ban Phon Hom, Nam Mak, Luang Phrabang- Ban Nong Pan, Soi, Hua Pan- Ban Nong Buathong, Or, Hua Pan- and Ban Jian Pa, Mun, Hua Binh), Tai Phoeng (Kham, Xiangkhouang), Tai Moei (Ban Phon Si, Kham Kerd, Bli Kham Sai), Tai Yuan (Ban Thong Fai, Mae Chaem, Chiang Mai- and Ban Don Rae, Mueang, Ratchaburi), Tai Kheun (Ban Na Nua, San Pa Tong, Chiang Mai), Tai He (Ban Yang Ma He, Yuanjiang, Yunnan), Tai Cang (Ban Kanzhuang, Yuanjiang), Northern Tai, Tai Pa Kae (Assam, India), Tai Luang (Laqiao, Shan, Myanmar), Tai Cung (Ban Tung, Yuanjiang, Yunnan), Tai Ya (Ban Hua Pha, Yuan Jiang, Yunnan), Tai Ban (Ban Se Ke, Ma Guan, Yunnan), White Tai (Ban Nam Sae, Sor, Lai Chau- and Ban Sam Kang, Bang, Oudomxay), Tai Khamti (Assam, India), Tai Ban (Ban Lak, Mun), Tai Lue (Nun, Yunnan- Ban Nan Tai, Nam Mak, Luang Prabang- and Ban Yoo, Bang, Oudomxay), Black Tai (Chaeng, Son La- Ban Na Kham, Mai, Phongsaly, Ban Na Kok, Nam Bak, Luang Phrabang- and Ban Na Pa Nad, Chiang Khan, Loei Province), Lao Song (Ban Don Maklua, U Thong, Suphan Buri), and Tai Ban Lak (Mun, Thanhhua, Vietnam) of which data written with pen

Written text from Theeraphan Luangthongkum's notebook

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