Languages
- Aheu
- Akeu
- Akha
- Ban Khor Sign Language
- Bisu
- Blang
- Bru, Western
- Burmese
- Cham, Western
- Chiangmai Sign Language
- Chinese, Hakka
- Chinese, Mandarin
- Chinese, Min Dong
- Chinese, Min Nan
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- Chong
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- Japanese
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- Karen, Pwo Eastern
- Karen, Pwo Northern
- Karen, S'gaw
- Kayah, Eastern
- Kayan
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- Khmu
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- Korean
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- Laothian
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- Lawa, Western
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- Mal
- Malay, Kedah
- Malay, Pattani
- Mang
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- Nyahkur
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- Palaung, Ruching
- Pa'o
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- Phuan
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- Rohingya
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- Shan
- Sinhalese
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- Tamil
- Thai
- Thai Sign Language
- Thai Song
- Thai, Northeastern
- Thai, Northern
- Thai, Southern
- Tonga
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- Urdu
- Vietnamese
- Wa, Parauk
- Yong
- Yoy
Scripture Status
- no Scripture
- Bible
- New Testament
- Portions
Kayah, Eastern
- Alternate names: Karenni, Karennyi, Kayah Li, Kayay, Red Karen Also: in Thailand -- Karennyi, Kayah, Kayay, Red Karen, "Yang Daeng"
- Scriptures published: None
- Literacy: Literacy rate in first language: Below 1%. Not taught in primary schools. N
- Primary country: Myanmar (Burma)
- Region: Kayah State, Shadaw township, east of Thanlwin river
- Also used in: Thailand
- Religion: Buddhist, traditional religion, Christian
- Livelihood: Agriculturalists
- Number of users: 26,000 (8,000; 18,000 in Thailand (2007))
(data from Ethnologue and other sources)
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