University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 2000. — 13 p. The Chantyal language [Tibeto-Burman: Bodic: Bodish: Tamangic] is spoken by about 2000 of the 11,000 ethnic Chantyal in the Myagdi District of westcentral Nepal.1 Chantyal attests a number of Bodic demonstrative etymons, but only members of three sets retain clear demonstrative senses and oppositions based on spatial deixis.2 In...
Himalayan Linguistics. — 2011. — Vol. 10 (1). — p. 167–185. This report contains preliminary descriptive and comparative information on Gyalsumdo, a variety of Tibetan that is spoken in the lower Manang District of Nepal. Based on select lexico-phonetic data recorded from one speaker in 2009 and 2010, and on data available from other languages of Manang and nearby Gorkhā...
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