SINO-TIBETIC LANGUAGES SURVIVAL DICTIONARIES

The Sino-Tibetic languages are one of the world's primary language families.

Burmese [mya] is a living language spoken by Bamar people in Myanmar and Thailand. Burmese script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (729 lemmas)

Hakka Chinese [hak] is a living variety of Chinese macrolanguage spoken by Hakka people in China (Guangdong, Hong Kong), Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia and some other countries. Chinese script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (162 lemmas)

Mandarin Chinese [cmn] is a living variety of Chinese macrolanguage spoken by Han Chinese people in China (including Hong Kong, Makao), Taiwan and some other countries. Chinese script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (957 lemmas)

Min Dong Chinese [cdo] is a living variety of Chinese macrolanguage spoken by Fujianese people in China (Fujian). Chinese script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (144 lemmas)

Min Nan Chinese [nan] is a living variety of Chinese macrolanguage spoken by Hoklo people, Teochew people and Hainanese people in China (Fujian, Hong Kong), Taiwan and some other countries. Chinese script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (275 lemmas)

Tibetan [bod] is a living language spoken by Tibetan people in China (Tibet). Tibetan script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (366 lemmas)

Wu Chinese [wuu] is a living variety of Chinese macrolanguage spoken by Wu people in China (Zhejiang). Chinese script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (104 lemmas)

Yue Chinese [yue] is a living variety of Chinese macrolanguage spoken by Cantonese People and Taishanese people in China (Guangdong, Guangxi, Hong Kong, Makao), Viet Nam and some other countries. Chinese script is used. See more on Wikipedia. (523 lemmas)