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English: Western Tibetan Languages |
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| Author | Ladakh Bible |
This has superseded the previous map which had minor errors with regard to Balti
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| current | 11:03, 19 August 2017 | | 650 × 523 (93 KB) | wikimediacommons>Ladakh Bible | The languages north of Ladakhi are not totally Purik but a mixture of Purik and Nubra. As the languages move east (away from Balti) there is an increasing number of Nurbra Speakers until we reach Disket. East of that it is predominantly Nubra speech va... |
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