| 词条 | Chu language |
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The Chu language is an attested language spoken during the Chu state of China, and is believed to be the base precursor to Xiang Chinese, a dialect spoken in Hunan. The Chu language is classified as a Sino-Tibetan language and sometimes referred to as "Para-Sinitic" meaning that it is related to the Chinese language having shared a common Proto-Sinitic ancestor. It had its own characters modeled on Zhou dynasty Chinese characters.[1] It is suggested that there were possible substrate influences from the Hmong–Mien languages, the Kra–Dai languages and the Austroasiatic languages.[2] References1. ^Park, Haeree. "Recent Advances in Old Chinese Historical Phonology", Society of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. {{SinoTibetan-lang-stub}}2. ^Behr, Wolfgang (2009). "Dialects, diachrony, diglossia or all three? Tomb text glimpses into the language(s) of Chǔ", TTW-3, Zürich, 26.-29.VI.2009, “Genius loci” 1 : Languages of China |
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