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Lingua Sinica

Table 3 Data sources by language families and branches

Indo-European	Balto-Slavic	Croatian, Czech, Latvian, *Russian*
	Germanic	Antigua and Barbuda Creole English, English, German
	Graeco-Phrygian	Greek
	Indo-Iranian	Bengali, Hindi, Persian, Tajik, Urdu
	Italic	French, *Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish*
Sino-Tibetan	Sinitic	Hakka (Liancheng, Zhongshan), Hui Chinese (Qimen), Jin Chinese, Min Dong Chinese (Cangnan, Leizhou, Taishun), Min Nan Chinese (Leizhou, Taipei, Yun’ao), Southwestern Guanhua (Chongqing), Wu Chinese (Jinyun), *Yue Chinese* (Hong Kong)
	Bodic	*Tibetan*
	Burmo-Qiangic	Jinghpaw, Lahu, Naxi, Phola, Qiang, *Sichuan Yi, Zauzou*
Atlantic-Congo	Volta-Congo	Ghomálá, Kinyarwanda, Shona, Swahili, Tswana
Atlantic-Congo	North-Central Atlantic	Pular
Austronesian	Nuclear Austronesian	Indonesian, Malay, Saisiyat, Tagalog
Turkic	Common Turkic	*Kazakh, Turkish, Uzbek*
Tungusic	Northern Tungusic	Oroqen
Tungusic	Manchu-Jurchen	Xibe
Tai-Kadai	Kam-Tai	Dong, Mak, Thai, *Zhuang*
	Hlaic	Hlai
	Kadaic	Lachi
Hmong-Mien	Hmongic	Hmong, Jiongnai, Yuno
Austroasiatic	Vietic	*Vietnamese*
	Khasi-Palaung	Awa
	Palaungic	Bumang
Afro-Asiatic	Semitic	Arabic
Koreanic		*Korean*
Japonic		*Japanese*