| Yongnan | |
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| Yongnan Zhuang | |
| Geographic distribution: |
China, Vietnam |
| Linguistic classification: | Tai–Kadai
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| Subdivisions: |
various other dialects
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Yongnan, or Yongnan Zhuang, are several varieties of Zhuang of southern China that, together with the Northern Tai languages and Standard Zhuang, constitute a primary branch (branch 'D') of the Tai languages in the classification of Pittayaporn (2009).
Shuangqiao, Wuming is the phonetic basis of Standard Zhuang. Two other varieties considered Yongnan by Ethnologue are Chongzuo languages.
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