Drenjongke

Drenjongke is a Trans-Himalayan language of the Bodish subgroup spoken in Sikkim. The language is also called Lhoke, Bhutia or Sikkimese. There are an estimated 80,000 speakers of Sikkimese Bhutia, Lhoke or Drenjongke. Based on negligible phonetic differences, real differences in the form of several morphological desinences and some lexical differences, Drenjongke can be divided into eastern, southern, northern and western dialects.

DrenjongkeはSikkimで話されているBodish下位グループに属するTrans-Himalayan言語であり、Lhoke, Bhutia、 Sikkimeseとも呼ばれる。 Sikkimese Bhutia, Lhoke 、 Drenjongkeの話者人口は約8万人である。ごくわずかな発音の違い、形態的屈折パタンや語彙に見られるいくつかの顕著な違いの観点から、 Drenjongkeは東部・南部・北部・西部方言に分けられる。

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