- The
Gyalrongic languages (also
known as
Rgyalrongic or
Jiarongic)
constitute a
branch of the
Qiangic languages of Sino-Tibetan, but some
propose that...
- intelligibility) Zhaba,
Queyu Matisoff (2004)
states that
Jiarongic is an
additional branch:
Jiarongic Gyarung Lavrung Horpa (Ergong)
Matisoff (2004) describes...
- (Sinitic)
Southern Southwestern: Lolo-Burmese,
Karenic Southeastern: Qiangic,
Jiarongic Some
other small families and
isolates as
primary branches (Newar, Nungish...
- franca) Ba–Shu (extinct)
Hakka Xiang Sichuanese Standard Chinese Kham
Jiarongic Qiangic Nuosu Tourist attractions Bailu,
Pengzhou Dujiangyan Irrigation...
- Burmese–Maru
Southern Lolo
Northern Lolo
Kanburi Lawa Moso Hsi-fan (Qiangic and
Jiarongic languages apart from
Qiang and
Gyarung themselves)
Tangut (perhaps also...
-
Hsifan [HSI] – an
ethnic name for
people speaking a
variety of
Qiangic or
Jiarongic languages Scandinavian Pidgin Sign
Language [SPF] –
normal inter-language...
- franca) Ba–Shu (extinct)
Hakka Xiang Sichuanese Standard Chinese Kham
Jiarongic Qiangic Nuosu Tourist attractions Bailu,
Pengzhou Dujiangyan Irrigation...
- franca) Ba–Shu (extinct)
Hakka Xiang Sichuanese Standard Chinese Kham
Jiarongic Qiangic Nuosu Tourist attractions Bailu,
Pengzhou Dujiangyan Irrigation...
- franca) Ba–Shu (extinct)
Hakka Xiang Sichuanese Standard Chinese Kham
Jiarongic Qiangic Nuosu Tourist attractions Bailu,
Pengzhou Dujiangyan Irrigation...
- franca) Ba–Shu (extinct)
Hakka Xiang Sichuanese Standard Chinese Kham
Jiarongic Qiangic Nuosu Tourist attractions Bailu,
Pengzhou Dujiangyan Irrigation...
