| | Introduction to Sinitic-Vietnamese Studies - dchph |
 | | In this paper, however, except for that broad classification of the Austroasiatic linguistic family minus the Vietnamese language and those descents of the languages which "were once spoken much more widely in Chinaâ, the same concept is used to refer to a smaller scale of a linguistic sub-family. |
| | As defined earlier, that sub-class confines only on those languages that were originally evolved from ancient languages of the Yue peoples, which are inherited and spoken by those those ethnic groups still living in the southern part of China, from which Vietnamese has emerged as a special case of total siniticization. |
| | The two words exist and are used until this day in the Chinese language, which sheds light the reconciliation to the fact that other basic words in both languages are originated from the same roots, whether they are Han or Austroasiatic, or of the Yue languages as used in this paper. |
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