Tai - Reference

National park in Guiglo and Sassandra departments, SW Côte d'Ivoire; area 3300 km²/1300 sq mi; established in 1972; a world heritage site.

Central Tai languages (6) Southern Zhuang (China) E (China) Man Cao Lan (Vietnam) Nung (Vietnam) Tày (Tho) (Vietnam) Ts'ün-Lao (Vietnam) East Central Tai languages (1) Northwest Tai languages (1) Turung (India) Northern Tai languages (4) Northern Zhuang (China) Nhang (Vietnam) Bouyei (Buyi) (China) Tai Mène (Laos) Southwestern Tai languages (32) Tai Ya (China) East Central Tai languages (10) Chiang Saeng languages (8) Tai Dam (Vietnam) Northern Thai (Lanna, Thai Yuan) (Thailand, Laos) Phuan (Thailand) Thai Song (Thailand) Thai (Thailand) Tai Hang Tong (Vietnam) Tai Dón (Vietnam) Tai Daeng (Vietnam) Tay Tac (Vietnam) Thu Lao (Vietnam) Lao-Phutai languages (4) Lao (Laos) Nyaw (Thailand) Phu Thai (Thailand) Isan (Northeastern Thai) (Thailand, Laos) Northwestern Tai languages (9) Ahom (India - extinct. Modern Assamese is Indo-European.) Aiton (India) Lü (Lue, Tai Lue) (China, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Myanmar) Khamti (India, Myanmar) Khün (Myanmar) Khamyang (India) Phake (India) Shan (Myanmar) Tai Nüa (China, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos) Pu Ko (Laos) Pa Di (China) Southern Tai languages (1) Southern Thai (Pak Thai) (Thailand) Tai Thanh (Vietnam) Tày Sa Pa (Vietnam) Tai Long (Laos) Tai Hongjin (China) Yong (Thailand) Unclassified Southwestern Tai Hongjin (China) Yong (Thailand) Unclassified (1) Kuan (Laos) Rien (Laos) Tay Khang (Laos) Tai Pao (Laos) Tai Do (Vietnam)

Reference

Ethnologue report Retrieved 3 August 2005.