Languages
- Achang
- Ache
- Adi
- Ai-Cham
- Ainu
- Akeu
- Akha
- Alugu
- Aluo
- American Sign Language
- Anong
- A'ou
- Awa
- Awu
- Axi
- Ayizi
- Azha
- Azhe
- Bai, Central
- Bai, Northern
- Bai, Southern
- Baima
- Biao
- Biao Mon
- Biao-Jiao Mien
- Bisu
- Bit
- Biyo
- Blang
- Bokha
- Bolyu
- Bonan
- Bouyei
- Bugan
- Bumang
- Bunu, Bu-Nao
- Bunu, Jiongnai
- Bunu, Wunai
- Bunu, Younuo
- Buriat, China
- Buyang, Baha
- Buyang, E'ma
- Buyang, Langnian
- Cao Miao
- Chadong
- Chesu
- Chinese Sign Language
- Chinese, Gan
- Chinese, Hakka
- Chinese, Huizhou
- Chinese, Jinyu
- Chinese, Mandarin
- Chinese, Min Bei
- Chinese, Min Dong
- Chinese, Min Nan
- Chinese, Min Zhong
- Chinese, Pu-Xian
- Chinese, Wu
- Chinese, Xiang
- Chinese, Yue
- Choni
- Cun
- Daur
- Digaro-Mishmi
- Dong, Northern
- Dong, Southern
- Dongxiang
- Drung
- Duoluo
- Dzao Min
- E
- Enu
- Ersu
- Evenki
- Ge
- Gelao, Green
- Gelao, Red
- Gepo
- Groma
- Guiqiong
- Hani
- Hlai
- Hlersu
- Hmong Daw
- Hmong Njua
- Honi
- Horpa
- Hu
- Idu-Mishmi
- Ili Turki
- Iu Mien
- Jiamao
- Jiarong
- Jingpho
- Jinuo, Buyuan
- Jinuo, Youle
- Jurchen
- Kaduo
- Kalmyk-Oirat
- Kang
- Kangjia
- Kathu
- Katso
- Kazakh
- Kemiehua
- Khakas
- Khlula
- Khmer, Central
- Khmu
- Khuen
- Kim Mun
- Kon Keu
- Korean
- Kuamasi
- Kuanhua
- Kua-nsi
- Kucong
- Kyerung
- Kyrgyz
- Lachi
- Ladakhi
- Lahu
- Lahu Shi
- Lakkia
- Lalo, Central
- Lalo, Dongshanba
- Lalu, Eastern
- Lalu, Western
- Lama
- Lamu
- Lang'e
- Laomian
- Lashi
- Lavrung
- Lawu
- Lhao Vo
- Lhomi
- Limi
- Lingao
- Lipo
- Lisu
- Lolopo
- Lolopo, Southern
- Lopi
- Lü
- Mak
- Man Met
- Manchu
- Mang
- Maonan
- Miao, Central Huishui
- Miao, Central Mashan
- Miao, Chuanqiandian Cluster
- Miao, Eastern Huishui
- Miao, Eastern Qiandong
- Miao, Eastern Xiangxi
- Miao, Horned
- Miao, Large Flowery
- Miao, Luopohe
- Miao, Northern Guiyang
- Miao, Northern Huishui
- Miao, Northern Mashan
- Miao, Northern Qiandong
- Miao, Small Flowery
- Miao, Southern Guiyang
- Miao, Southern Mashan
- Miao, Southern Qiandong
- Miao, Southwestern Guiyang
- Miao, Southwestern Huishui
- Miao, Western Mashan
- Miao, Western Xiangxi
- Miju-Mishmi
- Mili
- Miqie
- Moji
- Mongolian, Peripheral
- Monpa, Tawang
- Muda
- Muji, Northern
- Muji, Qila
- Muji, Southern
- Mulam
- Mulao
- Muya
- Muzi
- Naluo
- Namuyi
- Nanai
- Narua
- Nasu, Wumeng
- Nasu, Wusa
- Naxi
- Nisi
- Nisu, Eastern
- Nisu, Northern
- Nisu, Northwestern
- Nisu, Southern
- Nisu, Southwestern
- Nuosu
- Nusu
- Oroqen
- Pa Di
- Pa-Hng
- Palaung, Ruching
- Palaung, Rumai
- Palaung, Shwe
- Parsi
- Pela
- Phala
- Phola
- Phola, Alo
- Pholo
- Phowa, Ani
- Phowa, Hlepho
- Phowa, Labo
- Phula
- Phuma
- Phupa
- Phupha
- Phuza
- Pumi, Northern
- Pumi, Southern
- Qabiao
- Qau
- Qiang, Northern
- Qiang, Southern
- Queyu
- Riang
- Rohingya
- Russian
- Salar
- Samatao
- Samei
- Samtao
- Sangkong
- Sani
- Sanie
- Sarikoli
- Shan
- She
- Sherpa
- Shixing
- Sinicized Miao
- Sonaga
- sTodsde
- Sui
- Tai Dam
- Tai Dón
- Tai Hongjin
- Tai Nüa
- Tai Ya
- Talu
- Tanglang
- Tatar
- T'en
- Thangmi
- Thopho
- Tibetan, Amdo
- Tibetan, Central
- Tibetan, Khams
- Tinani
- Tsat
- Tseku
- Tshangla
- Tu
- Tujia, Northern
- Tujia, Southern
- Tuva
- U
- Uighur
- Uzbek, Northern
- Vietnamese
- Wa, Parauk
- Wa, Vo
- Wakhi
- Walungge
- Waxianghua
- Wutunhua
- Xibe
- Yerong
- Yi, Wuding-Luquan
- Yugur, East
- Yugur, West
- Zaiwa
- Zakhring
- Zauzou
- Zhaba
- Zhuang, Central Hongshuihe
- Zhuang, Dai
- Zhuang, Eastern Hongshuihe
- Zhuang, Guibei
- Zhuang, Guibian
- Zhuang, Lianshan
- Zhuang, Liujiang
- Zhuang, Liuqian
- Zhuang, Minz
- Zhuang, Nong
- Zhuang, Qiubei
- Zhuang, Yang
- Zhuang, Yongbei
- Zhuang, Yongnan
- Zhuang, Youjiang
- Zhuang, Zuojiang
- Zokhuo
Scripture Status
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Chinese, Gan
- Alternate names: Gan, Jiangxi hua, Jiangxinese, Kan
- Scriptures published: None
- Literacy: 91% (2000 census, Han nationality)
- Primary country: China
- Region: Jiangxi Province and southeast corner of Hubei Province, including Dachi, Xianning, Jiayu, Chongyang, and parts of Anhui; east Hunan and Fujian provinces. Chang-Jing in Nanchang city, Xiuhui, and Jing'an; Yi-Liu in Yichun (Ichun) in Jiangxi, Liuyang in Hunan
- Religion: No information available.
- Number of users: 20,600,000
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