Arem
A language of Viet Nam
| Population | 20 in Viet Nam (Ferlus 1996). Population total all countries: 40. Ethnic population: 100 in Viet Nam (Ferlus 1996). |
| Region | Quang Binh Province, Bo Trach District, Tan Trach, 1 or 2 families of Thuong Trach. Also in Laos. |
| Language map |
Southern Viet Nam, reference number 2 |
| Alternate names | A-Rem, Chombrau, Chomrau, Umo |
| Dialects | Other dialects or ethnic names: Tu-vang, Pa-leng, Xo-lang, To-hung, Chà-cu, Tac-cui, Nhà Chút. |
| Classification | Austro-Asiatic, Mon-Khmer, Viet-Muong, Chut |
| Language use | Also use Vietnamese [vie]. |
| Comments | Chút is an official ethnic community, including Sách, Mày Ruc, and Arem. Nearly extinct. |
Also spoken in:
Laos
| Language name | Arem |
| Population | 20 in Laos. Ethnic population: 500 (1995). |
| Region | West central, both sides of the Viet Nam-Laos border, west of Phuc Trach. |
| Language map |
Laos, reference number 4 |
| Alternate names | Chombrau, Chomrau, Umo |
| Comments | Nearly extinct. |
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