Lenguas austro-tai

Austro-tai
Región	Sudeste Asiático y Asia Oriental
Familia	Familia de lenguas propuesta
Subdivisiones	Austronesias Kra-dai
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Las lenguas austro-tai, a veces también lenguas austro-tailandesas, son una familia de lenguas propuesta que comprende las lenguas austronesias y las lenguas kra-dai.

Las propuestas relacionadas incluyen la austriaca (Wilhelm Schmidt en 1906) y el sino-austronesio (Laurent Sagart en 1990, 2005).

Origen

Las lenguas kra-dai contienen numerosas formas similares al austronesio que se observaron ya en Schlegel en 1901.^[1] Se considera que son demasiadas para explicarlas como un parecido fortuito.^[2] La pregunta entonces es si se deben al contacto lingüístico (es decir, el préstamo) o a una descendencia común (es decir, una relación genealógica).

Referencias

↑ Schlegel, G. (1901). Review of Frankfurter's Siamese grammar. Tʻoung Pao 2:76–87.
↑ Reid, L. A. (2006). "Austro-Tai Hypotheses". Pp. 740–741 in Keith Brown (editor in chief), The Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 2nd edition.

Bibliografía

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