Introduce the Zhuang language in English and what is the commonly used language of the Zhuang people

<> Zhuang language. Zhuang language, the language of the Zhuang people, Zhuang language originates from the ancient Lingnan aborigines. Zhuang belongs to the Dong-Tai language family, also known as the Dong Dai language family.

It is cognate with Buyi, Kam and Li languages in China, and Burmese languages abroad. The name of the bank and the denomination are printed on the renminbi in Zhuang language.

The Zhuang language in China is mainly distributed in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and Wenshan Zhuang and Miao Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan Province and Lianshan Zhuang Yao Autonomous County in Guangdong Province, with a small number of branches in Jianghua Yao Autonomous County in Hunan Province. Zhuang has two major dialects, north and south, but the grammatical structure and basic vocabulary are similar. The two major dialects in the north and south roughly take the Yujiang River and Youjiang River as the dividing line, extending to the Guangnan and Yanshan areas of Wenshan Prefecture in Yunnan Province.

The northern dialects account for about 2 3 of the Zhuang population, and are divided into 8 Tu language areas, namely Yongbei Tu, Youjiang Tu, Guibian Tu, Liujiang Tu, Guibei Tu, Hongshuihe Tu, Qiubei Tu, and Lianshan Tu. The southern dialects account for about 1 3 of the Zhuang population, and the noise is divided into five Tu language areas, namely Yongnan Tu, Zuojiang Tu, Dejing Tu, Yanguang Tu and Wenma Tu. The northern dialect of Zhuang is actually a different dialect of the same language as the Buyi language of Guizhou, while the southern dialect is highly similar to the Dai Yi and Nong languages of Vietnam, and can also be regarded as different dialects of the same language.

Zhuang (formerly known as 僮族, Zhuang Wen: bouxcuengh, English: cuengh (zhuang) Vietnamese:

tày-nùng), the most populous of China's 55 ethnic minorities. It is mainly distributed in Guangxi, Yunnan, Guangdong and Guizhou in China, and in northern Vietnam. In ancient China, the ancestors of the Zhuang nationality were successively called Xiou, Nanyue, Luoyue, Pu, Fang, Slangren, Xitongman, Wuhu and so on.

The Song Dynasty began to be "hit", "servant", "zhong", and the Ming and Qing dynasties were called servants, beloved, and native people. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, it was written as "Kou", and after 1949, it was changed to the word "僮" next to a single person, collectively referred to as "僮族" ("僮" and "Zhuang" have the same sound), and after 1965, "僮" was changed to "Zhuang". The language and culture of the Zhuang nationality are basically the same as those of the Buyi people in Guizhou and the Daiyi, Nong and Reyi ethnic groups in Vietnam.

1] From January 24 to 29, 2011, a 12-episode Zhuang cultural series "Lizai Menggong" was broadcast on CCTV Channel 7, which comprehensively interpreted the Zhuang people from various fields.

Scholars classify it as the Zhuang Dai branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family, which is mainly divided into two major dialects, north and south. Some foreign scholars have classified Zhuang into the Austro-Thai language family according to the situation of Zhuang cognate words. Zhuang is quite similar to the Thai Chinese, Lao, and Dai languages.

The Zhuang language has its own script, which has been used in the folk since the Tang Dynasty (7th century) in China, and the Han people call it the ancient Zhuang character, and the Zhuang people call themselves "sawndip", which is the meaning of the new word, because this kind of character is composed of Chinese radicals. However, this kind of strong word is not widely used, and it has not been able to be used in the whole.

Zhuang language is generally divided into Australian-Taiwanese language family or Taiwan-Kadai language family in China, and is generally divided into Sino-Tibetan Zhuang-Dong language family, which is divided into two dialects, north and south, and there are about 20 sub-dialects (Tuyu) under the dialect.

Since the Tang and Song dynasties, the Zhuang folk have been popular "local character sawndip", according to the statistics of the "Ancient Zhuang Dictionary" (first draft) published by the Guangxi Minority Ancient Books Collation and Publication Leading Group Office in 1989, there are more than 10,700 characters. These characters are collected from the inscriptions, vouchers, teachers' songs, mountain songs, tales, genealogies, letters, and inscriptions published or copied hundreds of years ago. In 1955, the party and the people created the phonetic Zhuangwen according to the Latin alphabet, and in the 80s of the 20th century, the revision of the "Zhuangwen Program" was completed, so that the Zhuangwen was further generalized, and the Zhuangwen entered all kinds of schools at all levels again.

I am a Zhuang from Guangxi, and the English expression is:

i am from guangxi zhuang people.

Key vocabulary. from...; Because; Come from...; with....Separated [separated] guangxi Guangxi.

people 人,人; Inhabitant; Race; dwelling, spreading; to fill the dwelling with people, in ....