Mon-khmer Languages

• Vietnamese in Vietnam (70 million speakers)
• Khmer (or Cambodian) in Cambodia (7 million)
• Aslian in peninsular Malaya, split into three groups, Jahaic, Senoic and Semelaic. They are under pressure from Malay.
• Xmu or Khmu in northern Laos
• Katuic in central Laos
• Bahnar in southern Laos
• Mon in the lower Salween, Burma (1 million).
• Wa in the upper Salween, Sino-Burmese border.
• Khasi in Meghalaya, India.
• Nicobarese on the Nicobar Islands.
• Pear is a remnant on the Cambodian coast.
• Palaung (Ta-ang) in northern Thailand

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