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Name: Naga, Tase Type: Language Alternate Names: Tangsa; Chang; Cham Chang; Rangpan; Tase; Tasey; Naga,Tase Spoken in: India, Myanmar Number of speakers: 55,400 in Myanmar (2000). Population total all countries: 100,400 (Ethnologue) Number of speakers: 40000 (UNESCO) Number of speakers: 100389 (World Oral Literature Project) Code: nst Code Standard: ISO 639-3 Documentation: SIL Families: Sino-Tibetan Parent Subgroup: Konyak; Konyak Group; Konda-Yahadian; Tableng; Mulung; Kongon; Angwangku; Naked Naga (kony) Child Dialects: Yogli; Jugli (nst-yog) Myimu (nst-myi) Myimu (nst-mym) Sangche (nst-sac) Tikhak (nst-tik) Langshin (nst-lan) Higtsii (nst-hgt) Tonglim (nst-ton) Ponthai (nst-pon) Mawrang (nst-maw) Lungchang; Lungcang; Longchang (nst-lun) Sangwal (nst-sgw) Gashan (nst-gas) Sanke; Shangge Sechu; Śangge; Shangge (nst-ske) Longri (nst-lor) Lungri (nst-lng) Langshin (nst-las) Longri (nst-lon) Saukrang (nst-sau) Kimsin; Khemsing Chamchang; Khemsing (nst-kim) Hkaluk (nst-hkl) Gashan (nst-gah) Tulim (nst-tui) Have; Havoy; Hewa (nst-hav) Sangtai (nst-sat) Miti (nst-mit) Rongrang; Rong-Rang (nst-ron) Yongkuk; Yukok (nst-yon) Longphi; Longkhi (nst-lop) Ngemu (nst-nge) Sangtai (nst-san) Ronrang; Poerah (nst-rrn) Saukrang (nst-sar) Mosang; Moshang; Mawshang; Mośang (nst-mos) Moklum (nst-mok) Mawrang (nst-maa) Higsho (nst-hig) Hkaluk (nst-hka) Taipi; Paipi (nst-tap) Mungray; Morang (nst-mun) Tulim (nst-tul)

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UNESCO Status: Vulnerable Ethnologue Status: Not listed Sutherland's Red List: Not listed