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מידע על הזהות:
שם ראשי (עברית)
שפת בויי
שם ראשי (לועזית)
Bouyei language
שם ראשי (ערבית)
لغة بويي
רמיזות
Bo-i language
Bo-y language
Bui language
Buyei language
nne Buyi language
Buyi language (China and Vietnam)
Buyui language
Chang chá language
Chung cha language
Chung chia language
Cùi chu language
Dang language (China and Vietnam)
Dioi language (China and Vietnam)
Giai language
Giang language
Giáy language
Nhaang language
Nhang language
Niang language
Nyang language (China and Vietnam)
Pau thin langauge
nne Pu-i language
Pu-ji language
Pu-jui language
Pú nà language
Pu-nam language
Pu-yi language
Pui language
Pujai language
Puyi language
Puyoi language
Sa language (China and Vietnam)
Shuihu language
Trong ggia language
Tu-dìn language
Tujia language (Bouyei)
Xa chung chá language
Yai language
nne Yay language
Zhongjia language
נושא איתו מזוהה
Tai languages
מקום איתו מזוהה
China
Vietnam
MARC
MARC
מזהים נוספים
Wikidata:
Q35100
Library of congress:
sh 85108601
מקורות מידע
- Ethnologue, 1996(Bouyei (Buyi, Bui, Bo-i, Buyei, Buyui, Puyi, Pui, Pu-i, Pu-jui, Pujai, Puyoi, Dioi, Zhongjia) Daic, Tai, Northern; also Buyi, alt. for Buyu, Congo)
- Encyc. world cultures:v. 6, p. 422 (Bouyei: language belongs to Zhuang-Dong branch of Sino-Tibetan family)
- 90-86277: Gedney, W. Yay language, 1991:p. xvi (Yay often referred to as Nhang or Nyang; official name in Vietnamese is Giay)
- Intl. encyc. of ling., 1992:v. 4, p. 130 (Nhang, also called Nyang, Yay, Giai, Giang, Dioi)
- Ruhlen, M. Guide to world's lang., 1987:p. 337 (Nhang; also separate listings for Giay and Yay)
- Tai festschrift for William J. Gednay, 1975:p. 150 (Yay; identical with Giay language; related to, but not identical with Dioi)
- Voegelin lang.:pp. 195-196 (Lists Giay, Nhang, and Yay separately)
- Joshua Project Web site, Nov. 22, 2006(Language name: Bouyei. Alternate names: Giáy, Nyang, Buyi, Nhaang, Pu-I, Bo-I, Giang, Giai, Tujia, Chang Chá, Pú Nà, Niang, Bui, Pu-Jui, Chung-Chia, Shuihu, Cùi Chu, Dang, Trong Ggia, Chung Cha, Yay, Pujai, Buyei, Buyui, Pui, Puyi, Xa Chung Chá, Pau Thin, Dioi, Tu-Dìn, Yai, Bouyei, Puyoi, Sa, Bo-Y, Pu-Nam, Zhongjia. Countries: China. Family: Northern)
- Ethnologue Web site, Nov. 21, 2006(Bouyei, a language of China. Alternate names: Buyi, Bui, Bo-I, Buyei, Buyui, Puyi, Pui, Pu-I, Pu-Jui, Pujai, Puyoi, Dioi, Tujia, Shuihu, Zhongjia, Chung-Chia. Classification: Tai-Kadai, Kam-Tai, Be-Tai, Tai-Sek, Tai, Northern. Also spoken in Viet Nam, language name: Giáy, alternate names: Bouyei, Bo-Y, Bo-I, Buyi, Pu-I, Puyi, Pui, Chang Chá, Trong Ggia, Tu-Dìn, Nhaang, Nyang, Niang, Yai, Yay, Giai, Giang, Dang, Dioi, Pau Thin, Pú Nà, Pu-Nam, Cùi Chu, Xa Chung Chá, Chung Cha, Sa)
- Antioch Missions - Chinese Church Support Ministries Web site, Dec. 11, 2006:about nationalities/others/Bouyei (The Bouyei are the tenth largest of China's minorities, numbering approximately three million people. In Vietnam, 38,000 members of the Giay minority and 1,420 in the Bo Y minority speak the same language as the Bouyei in China; Bouyei--which has eight tones--is a Northern Tai language, similar (and in some places identical) to Northern Zhuang)