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The Language of the Reang(Bru)is "Kaubru". The Reang is one of the 19 tribes of Tripura, but Kaubru is not enlisted in the Language list of Tripura.This is a most incomplete task.The Kaubru dialect represents 36,123 words whereas KokBorok is 27,o63 only (Bharatavani Project,L.D.Consortium for Indian Language).Padmashri awardee linguist,Chairman and Chief Editor of The Linguistic Suevey of India,Boroda has recognized Kaubru as a distinct language.The Reang Language code is=ria, kokborok is =trp,(ISO 639-3).In language profile of Tripura the Sl.No.of Reang Language Kaubru is 342.There is no any Scope to be avoided "Kaubru" in the List of Language of Tripura.Kaubru. Kaubru has already met the criterion to be classified as a Minority Language.Kaubru is an independent language and no scope to be a part of Kokborok. P.K.Molsoi.
2409:4066:E38:9BEB:600C:55D:E5E:177 (talk) 09:52, 29 May 2026 (IST)
- Thank you for sharing this information. Could you please provide sources for the following claims?
- That Kaubru is recognized as a distinct language rather than a dialect of Kokborok.
- The Bharatavani/LDCIL figures showing 36,123 Kaubru words and 27,063 Kokborok words.
- The statement that Padma Shri linguist G. N. Devy (or the Linguistic Survey of India) officially recognized Kaubru as a separate language.
- The reference to the Tripura language profile where Kaubru is listed at Serial No. 342.
- Any official government or academic documents showing that Kaubru meets the criteria for recognition as a minority language.
- I am interested in reading the original sources and would appreciate links or citations to the relevant documents. WikiDwarf (talk) 10:08, 29 May 2026 (IST)