Bahasa-bahasa Sino-Tibet

Bahasa-bahasa Sino-Tibet ialah sebuah bahasa lebih daripada 400 bahasa ditutur di Asia Timur, Asia Tenggara dan sebahagian Asia Selatan. Keluarga ini ialah hanya kedua kepada bahasa-bahasa Indo-Eropah dalam istilah bilangan penutur asli. Bahasa-bahasa Sino-Tibet dengan penutur asli terbanyak ialah bahasa Cina (1.2 bilion penutur), Burmese (33 juta) dan bahasa-bahasa Tibetik (8 juta). Banyak bahasa-bahasa Sino-Tibet ditutur oleh masyarakat kecil di kawasan gunung terpencil dan kurang didokumenkan.

Sino-Tibet
Taburan geografi:	Asia Timur, Asia Tenggara, Asia Selatan
Klasifikasi bahasa:	Salah satu bahasa keluarga utama dunia
Pembahagian:	Kira-kira 40 kumpulan peringkat rendah yang mantap (lihat Van Driem (2011), beberapa yang tidak tergolong dalam Sino-Tibet langsung Banyak cadangan pengkumpulan peringkat tinggi Bahagian tradisional: Sinitik vs. yang lain (Tibeto-Burma)
ISO 639-2 / 5:	sit
Glottolog:	sino1245
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Isi kandungan

Rujukan

Sumber

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Umum

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Pautan luar

• James Matisoff, Tibeto-Burman languages and their subgrouping
• The Genetic Position of Chinese, by Guillaume Jacques
• Sino-Tibetan at the Linguist List MultiTree Project: Genealogical trees attributed to Conrady 1896, Benedict 1942, Shafer 1955, Benedict 1972, Egerod 1991, Matisoff & Namkung 1996, Peiros 1998, Thurgood & LaPolla 2003, and Matisoff 2006. (The tree attributed to Bradley 2007 does not correspond to that article.)

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