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Stieng, Bulo

A language of Viet Nam

ISO 639-3: sti

Population	Population total all countries: 6,060.
Region	Binh Phuoc, Lam Dong, Tay Ninh provinces. Also in Cambodia.
Language map	Southern Viet Nam, reference number 6
Alternate names	Budíp, Northern Stieng, Rangah, Upper Stieng, Xa-Dieng, Xtieng
Classification	Austro-Asiatic, Mon-Khmer, Eastern Mon-Khmer, Bahnaric, South Bahnaric, Stieng-Chrau
Language development	Literacy rate in L1: Below 1%. Literacy rate in L2: 15%–25%. Radio programs. Bible portions: 1971.
Writing system	Khmer script. Latin script.
Comments	Stieng is an official ethnic community. Christian, traditional religion.

Also spoken in:

Cambodia

Language name	Stieng, Bulo
Population	6,060 in Cambodia (2000).
Region	East, Kratie Province, Snuol District, and southern Mondolkiri.
Language map	Cambodia
Alternate names	Kajiang
Dialects	Budip, Bulo.
Language use	Also use Mnong [cmo] or Khmer [khm].
Language development	Literacy rate in L2: Low.

Entries from the SIL Bibliography about this language:

Academic Publications

Anonymous. Available: 2009; Created: 1968-09-24. Vietnam word list (revised): Stieng.  

ʼBI, Ðiêu; HAUPERS, Ralph, authors. n.d. Nói tiếng Sơđiêng = Stieng phrase book (Sơđiêng - Việt - Anh).

HAUPERS, Lorraine, author. 1980. "Notes on Stieng life."  

HAUPERS, Lorraine; HAUPERS, Ralph, compilers. 1991. Stieng-English dictionary.

HAUPERS, Ralph, author. 1962. "Word-final syllabics in Stieng."

HAUPERS, Ralph, author. 1969. "Stieng phonemes."  

MILLER, Vera Grace, author. 1976. An overview of Stiêng grammar.

Vernacular Publications

Sơm-ôt dah coon hoc, troong Sdiêng (Em học vần, tiếng Stiêng, lớp vỡ-lòng: quyển 1, 2, 3). 1973.

Sơm-ưt chư Sdiêng: Jah bơl thay jao (Em học vần, lớp vỡ-lòng: Phần chỉ-nam). 1973.

Sơm-ưt ti twaang 1, 2: Jah bơl thay jao (Sách dạy toán-học, lớp vỡ-lòng: Phần chỉ-nam). 1974.

Stieng 1. 1962.

Stieng 2. 1962.

Stieng 3. 1962.

Stieng 4. 1963.

Stieng 5. 1964.