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Bahnar language

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  • Austroasiatic languages
    Austroasiatic languages
    / Phonological characteristics

    , Khmer, Mon, and Bahnar—allow major syllables without final consonants, but no Austroasiatic language allows combinations of two or more final consonants.

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    , Khmer, Mon, and Bahnar—allow major syllables without final consonants, but no Austroasiatic language allows combinations of two or more final consonants.

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  • Bahnaric languages

    North Bahnaric languages, such as Sedang and Halang, are spoken primarily in central Vietnam. Central Bahnaric languages, such as Bahnar itself, are spoken in central Vietnam and adjacent parts of northeastern Cambodia. West Bahnaric languages, such as Brao, are spoken in the Plateau des Bolovens of…

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    North Bahnaric languages, such as Sedang and Halang, are spoken primarily in central Vietnam. Central Bahnaric languages, such as Bahnar itself, are spoken in central Vietnam and adjacent parts of northeastern Cambodia. West Bahnaric languages, such as Brao, are spoken in the Plateau des Bolovens of…

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