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Surendra Mohan Pathak. ''गाइलो, तू अखा ई डयट! तू टै सी भी खोयेगा ।'' ''अरे, नहीं, ।'' रे ''ऐसीच होगा। ऐन...'' ''अभी छोड़ न!अभी वो होगया न!तूमेरे को मेरा बात कपलीट करने दे,फर तू नहींबोलेगा मैं अ खा ई ...
Surendra Mohan Pathak, 2014
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The American Paint Horse - Page 347
Johnny Dial (AQHA): 106, 107, 160, 162,254 Johnny Osage: 194 Johnson, H. B.: 187 JoJo: 327, 330 JoJoV: 185 Jolene Bars: 261 Jones, Bob and Chris: 2% Jones. Linda and Lisa: 296, 298 Jones, W. L. "Bill": 47, 50, 300, 304, 305 Jonie's ...
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Ethnic Groups of Laos Vol 4: Sino-Tibetan-Speaking Peoples - Page 33
Akha. Linguistic family: Sino-Tibetan Language group: Tibeto-Burman Language branch: Southern Loloish Alternative names: Kor, Kho, Ko, Kha Ko, Khako, Aka, Kaw, Ekaw, Ikaw, Igor, Ikor, Hani, Ha Nhi, Aini Population: 66,108 in 1995 ...
Joachim Schliesinger, 2015
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Border Landscapes: The Politics of Akha Land Use in China ...
"Sturgeon admirably demonstrates how local people live with the reality of continually negotiated political, social and ecological boundaries between China and Thailand.
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The Sino-Tibetan Languages - Page 236
1 INTRODUCTION The Akha people are spread over the border areas between Burma, Thailand, China, Laos, and Vietnam. Their homeland is presumed to be in southwest China, where still most of the Akhas live. The migration routes have ...
Randy J. LaPolla, Graham Thurgood, 2006
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Civility and Savagery: Social Identity in Tai States - Page 128
Loimisa Akha (a mountain region in the Burmese Shan states), and Phami Akha and Bala Akha (villages in northern Thailand and Sipsongpanna region of China respectively). Secondly, distinctions of dress, and most especially women's ...
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Ethnic Groups of Laos Vol 1: Introduction and Overview - Page 179
Introduction and Overview Joachim Schliesinger. Ethnic Groups Akha Sila Ethnic Language Alternative Population Provinces Subgroups Groups Family Names Year. Language Family/ Language Group/ Language Branch Alternative Names ...
Joachim Schliesinger, 2015
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Native Peoples of the World: An Encylopedia of Groups, ... - Page 190
They refer to themselves collectively as Akha za (people) and speak the Akha language, a tonal tongue that belongs to the Loloish branch of the Tibeto-Burman language family. Akha dzoema (leaders) establish villages and oversee ritual, ...
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Collecting and Safeguarding the Oral Traditions: An ... - Page 92
Investigation of the massive urbanisation of the Akha and other tribal groups in major cities in Thailand involving in some cases forced prostitution and HIV/AIDS. b. Publication. Most results of this research are published in a four-monthly ...
John McIlwaine, Jean I. Whiffin, 2001
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An Ethnohistorical Dictionary of China - Page 7
Because of the regional expansion of Tai-speaking people in the last several centuries, the Akha language has adopted a number of Tai loan words. Although there is no indigenous Akha script, Christian missionaries have created an Akha ...
