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X. LANGUAGES OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA
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November 22, 2009
Published Online: 2009-11-22
Published in Print: 1967
Walter de Gruyter
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- Titelei
- I. GENERAL WORKS
- II. GENERAL LINGUISTICS
- III. INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES
- IV. ASIANIC AND MEDITERRANEAN LANGUAGES
- V. BASQUE
- VI. HAMITO-SEMITIC LANGUAGES
- VIII. LANGUAGES OF EURASIA AND NORTHERN ASIA
- VII. CAUCASIAN LANGUAGES
- X. LANGUAGES OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA
- IX. DRAVIDIAN LANGUAGES
- XI. AUSTRONESIAN LANGUAGES
- XIV. LANGUAGES OF NEGRO-AFRICA
- XIII. AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGES
- XII. PAPUAN LANGUAGES
- XV. AMERICAN LANGUAGES
- XVII. CREOLIZED LANGUAGES
- XVI. JEWISH LANGUAGES
- XVIII. GYPSY LANGUAGES
Articles in the same Issue
- Titelei
- I. GENERAL WORKS
- II. GENERAL LINGUISTICS
- III. INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES
- IV. ASIANIC AND MEDITERRANEAN LANGUAGES
- V. BASQUE
- VI. HAMITO-SEMITIC LANGUAGES
- VIII. LANGUAGES OF EURASIA AND NORTHERN ASIA
- VII. CAUCASIAN LANGUAGES
- X. LANGUAGES OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA
- IX. DRAVIDIAN LANGUAGES
- XI. AUSTRONESIAN LANGUAGES
- XIV. LANGUAGES OF NEGRO-AFRICA
- XIII. AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGES
- XII. PAPUAN LANGUAGES
- XV. AMERICAN LANGUAGES
- XVII. CREOLIZED LANGUAGES
- XVI. JEWISH LANGUAGES
- XVIII. GYPSY LANGUAGES
