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Category:Languages of China

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languages of China

Distribution of language families in China (non-Sinitic families take priority over Sinitic).

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Esperanto: Lingvoj de Ĉinujo

Subcategories

This category has the following 17 subcategories, out of 17 total.

Languages of China by province‎ (34 C)

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Multilingualism in China‎ (4 C)

A

Adages of China‎ (1 C)

B

Bible translations into the languages of China‎ (2 C, 9 F)

C

Chinese languages‎ (69 C, 1 P, 155 F)

E

Language education in China‎ (2 C, 2 F)
Ethnic minority languages of China‎ (11 C, 1 F)
Evenki language‎ (2 F)

F

Foreign languages in China‎ (9 C, 2 F)

I

Inscriptions in China by language‎ (16 C)

K

Korean language‎ (33 C, 1 P, 272 F)

M

P

Promotion of Putonghua in China‎ (16 F)

T

Tai Nuea language‎ (2 F)

Z

Zhuang languages‎ (5 C, 2 F)

Media in category "Languages of China"

The following 27 files are in this category, out of 27 total.

"THE JOHN FRYER CHINESE LIBRARY" bookplate detail, from- Western Mandarin (page 2 crop).jpg 789 × 1,450; 312 KB
3 most advanced languages of Tibeto Burman group of Sino Tibetan linguistic family (alias Trans Himalayan language family) — Burmese (alias Myanmar) of Southeast Asia, Meitei (alias Manipuri) of South Asia & Tibetan of East Asia.jpg 1,080 × 2,400; 122 KB
3 most developed languages of Tibeto Burman group of Sino Tibetan linguistic family (alias Trans Himalayan language family) — Burmese (alias Myanmar) of Southeast Asia, Meitei (alias Manipuri) of South Asia & Tibetan of East Asia.jpg 1,080 × 2,400; 194 KB
Blood chit with various languages.jpg 332 × 353; 43 KB
Chinese language tree plain.png 1,513 × 570; 36 KB
Comparison of words of Meitei language, Tibetan language and Burmese language, published in the 1908 encyclopedia “The Meitheis” (page no. 157), by Thomas Callan Hodson.jpg 688 × 934; 84 KB
Comparison of words of Meitei language, Tibetan language and Burmese language, published in the 1908 encyclopedia “The Meitheis” (page no. 160), by Thomas Callan Hodson.jpg 679 × 994; 77 KB
Hunanese language dialects and accents.jpg 1,000 × 1,401; 86 KB
Languages spoken in Jilin.png 600 × 481; 117 KB
Mandarin Sub-Dialects.svg 640 × 480; 13 KB
Manjiangwen.gif 588 × 250; 8 KB
Mó-t'à fuh-iang shï.png 744 × 1,076; 150 KB
Percentage of Gan.PNG 475 × 353; 8 KB
Place - Tujia.gif 206 × 192; 7 KB
Qiang Rma.png 881 × 986; 202 KB
Sarikoli Language in Xinjiang.png 420 × 336; 114 KB
Tai Viet rendering.svg 115 × 67; 3 KB
TaiDamConsonant.jpg 562 × 729; 45 KB
The most advanced languages of Sino Tibetan family (alias Trans Himalayan family) in China (or East Asia), India (or South Asia) & Burma (or Southeast Asia) are Chinese (Zhōngwén), Manipuri (Meitei) & Burmese (Myanmar) respectively.jpg 1,080 × 2,400; 171 KB
The most developed languages of Sino Tibetan family (alias Trans Himalayan family) in China (or East Asia), India (or South Asia) & Burma (or Southeast Asia) are Chinese (Zhōngwén), Manipuri (Meitei) & Burmese (Myanmar) respectively.jpg 1,080 × 2,400; 104 KB
Three most developed languages of Tibeto Burman branch of Sino Tibetan linguistic family (alias Trans Himalayan language family) — Burmese (alias Myanmar) of Southeast Asia, Meitei (alias Manipuri) of South Asia & Tibetan of East Asia.jpg 2,400 × 1,080; 200 KB
Tibetain1-a.png 266 × 510; 12 KB
Universal Declaration of Human Rights Zhuang Sawndip Traditional variant.jpg 1,084 × 499; 355 KB
Universal Declaration of Human Rights Zhuang Sawndip.png 1,381 × 239; 34 KB
Western Mandarin.pdf 837 × 1,364, 826 pages; 39.85 MB
Yung Shue Ha mis-romanization of 樹.jpg 1,900 × 600; 110 KB
山花碑.jpg 500 × 1,107; 141 KB

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