Laotian
Language
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Laotian
language
Laotian: Official language of the Lao People's Democratic
Republic, also called Lao.
Number
of Laotian Speakers: Three million.
Laotian
Speakers: Over one million in the neighboring countries.
Language Classification: Branch of Tai (not Thai) language.
Laotian
Dialects: Four dialects in four regions. Laotian Alphabet: It originates from Indian script called Pali which is one of the two (other was Sanskrit) languages Buddhism was written. It has 27 consonant symbols and 39 written vowel sounds. Laotian Language History: Started in the 17th century. |
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Laotian
Orthography: Tonal language (changes in pitch changes the
meaning). Polysyllabic words borrowed from Pali. Lao
language has no inflections.
Laotian
Language Enriched by: Buddhism and the languages of
neighboring countries.
Laotian
Standardization Efforts: No major standard national form.
Unique
Features of Laotian: Laotian language has five and six tones
depending on the dialect. For more information on Laotian language see LaoConnection.com
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