Chinali language

Unclassified language of India From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Chinali (natively called Chinalbhashe)[citation needed] is an unclassified, and critically endangered language of India spoken by about 220 people. Many speakers are well educated.[1] Speakers are distributed throughout Lahul (or Lahaul) Valley.[2] It is written in the Devanagari script.[1] It is possible that Chinali is also closely related to Sanskrit.[3]

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Chinali
饝殢饝毊饝殱饝殽饝殹饝毉饝殝饝毑 Chinalbhashe
Native toHimachal Pradesh
RegionChandra and Chandrabhaga Valley
EthnicityChinali[citation needed]
Native speakers
215 (2016)[1]
Language codes
ISO 639-3cih
Glottologchin1475
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Phonology

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Consonants[4]
  Labial Dental Palatal Retroflex Velar/
Glottal
Nasal m n
Stop voiceless p t酞 k
aspirated p拾 t酞拾 蕡拾 k拾
voiced b d酞
breathy b时 d酞时 蓶时 伞时
Affricate voiceless t汀s t汀蕛
aspirated t汀s拾 t汀蕛拾
voiced d汀z d汀蕭
breathy d汀蕭时
Semi vowels w
Spirants unvoiced s x
voiced z
Vibrant r
Lateral l
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Vowels[4]
Front Central Back
Near-close/high i藧 u藧
mid higher 蓻 蓻藧
Near-open 蓯 蓯藧 蓯虄藧 a a藧
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