A survey of the current situation of Achang
Achang is a cluster of Tibeto-Burman languages spoken by Achang people distributed in the China-Myanmar border area. In China, Achang can be divided into three mutually unintelligible languages, those of Longchuan, Lianghe and Luxi counties. Longchuan is distinct, the other two are more similar. In Myanmar, the Longchuan language is also spoken, as well as a fourth Achang language.
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