Mi nam ciamteh na Code

Posted by: Salai Thang Ling Kee

Pu Kip Khaw Lian in Tongsan net groups ah hong khah khiat article sung ah, Lei tunga awm minam khem peuh leh a pau a ham te a man than loh naang in Code no tawh ki ciam teh sit set a cih pen thupi sa mah mah ka hih man in, lim tak in ka sim zel hi. Bang min tawh, bang Code no tawh hong ki ciam teh tek cih khawng thei nuam pawng ka hih man in, Code tables pan in, ka na kan kan leh hi cih bang in, hong ki ciapteh na, na mu kha ing. A thei naum i awm khak leh cih man hi. Hi link sung pan hi. http://www.sil.org/iso639-3/codes.asp

Chin, Tedim

A language of Myanmar

ISO 639-3: ctd

Population	189,000 in Myanmar (1990). Population total all countries: 344,000.
Region	Chin Hills state, Upper Chindwin, Tiddim area. Also in India.
Alternate names	Tedim, Tiddim
Dialects	Sokte, Kamhau (Kamhow, Kamhao). Other area Chin languages or dialects are Saizang [pck], Teizang [pck], Zou [zom].
Classification	Sino-Tibetan, Tibeto-Burman, Kuki-Chin-Naga, Kuki-Chin, Northern
Language use	Trade language of Tiddim political Subdivision. All ages.
Language development	Poetry. Bible: 1977–2005.
Writing system	Latin script.
Comments

Also spoken in: India

Zomi may refer to Tedim [ctd] or to all Chin groups. SOV.

Language name	Chin, Tedim
Population	155,000 in India (1990).
Region	Mizoram (north), Manipur (south).
Alternate names	Tedim, Tiddim
Dialects	Sokte, Kamhau (Kamhow, Kamhao).
Comments	Christian, traditional religion.

Zo

A language of Myanmar

ISO 639-3: zom

Population	30,000 in Myanmar. Population total all countries: 50,600.
Region	Primarily Chin state: Tonzang, Hakha, and Teddim townships; Sagaing Division: Kalay, Khampat, and Tamu townships. Also in India.
Alternate names	Jou, Kuki Chin, Zau, Zome, Zomi, Zou
Dialects	Similar to Paite Chin [pck], and Simte [smt].
Classification	Sino-Tibetan, Tibeto-Burman, Kuki-Chin-Naga, Kuki-Chin, Northern
Language development	Bible: 1983–1992.
Writing system	Latin script, used in India.
Comments	‘Zomi’, or ‘Zome’, is also a collective name by which the Tedim Chins of Myanmar, the Paite and Vaiphei of Manipur identify themselves as a people. SOV.

India

Also spoken in:

Language name	Zou
Population	20,600 in India (2001 census).
Region	Manipur, Chandel District, Singngat Subdivision, Sugnu area; Churachandpur District; Assam.
Alternate names	Jou, Zo, Zoukamz
Language development	Literacy rate in L2: 62% in Manipur.
Comments	A Scheduled Tribe. Zomi is a collective name by which Tedim Chins of Myanmar, Paite and Vaiphei of Manipur generally identify themselves. People are known as Zome or Zomi. Agriculturalists: shifting cultivation. Christian.

Chin, Siyin

A language of Myanmar

ISO 639-3: csy

Population	10,000 (1991 UBS).
Region	Chin Hills.
Alternate names	Siyang, Siyin, Sizang
Dialects	Similar to Paite Chin [pck].
Classification	Sino-Tibetan, Tibeto-Burman, Kuki-Chin-Naga, Kuki-Chin, Northern
Language development	Bible: 2004.
Comments	SOV.