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Bodo-Garo languages
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Bodo-Garo languages

Also known as: Baric languages
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  • Distribution of the Sino-Tibetan languages
    Sino-Tibetan languages
    / Baric languages

    The Baric, or Bodo-Garo, division consists of a number of languages spoken in Assam and falls into a Bodo branch (not to be confused with Bodic-Tibetic, and Bodish, a subdivision of Tibetic) and a Garo branch.

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    The Baric, or Bodo-Garo, division consists of a number of languages spoken in Assam and falls into a Bodo branch (not to be confused with Bodic-Tibetic, and Bodish, a subdivision of Tibetic) and a Garo branch.

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