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Region:Asia
Capital:
Population:64,865,523
Area (sq km):513,115
FIPS Country Code:TH
ISO Country Code:TH
GRN Office:Sounds of Language Foundation, Thailand

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Languages and dialects spoken in Thailand

This list shows the primary names of the languages and dialects.

This list shows all known languages and dialects whether or not any materials are available. (Icons indicate those with recordings available.)

Found 219 language names. Showing items 1 to 100.

Aheu

Akeu Recorded language

Akha Recorded language

Akha: Thailand Recorded language

Amoy Recorded language

Bangla: Chittagonian Recorded language

Bisu Recorded language

Blang: Blang-Shan Recorded language

Blang: Burao

Blang: Kem Degne

Blang: Phang

Bru, Eastern: Bru Kok Sa-at

Bru, Eastern: Tri Recorded language

Bru, Western: Dong Luang Recorded language

Burmese Recorded language

Cantonese Recorded language

Cham, Cambodia Recorded language

Chinese: Chihi

Chinese: Guiliu Recorded language

Chinese: Hankow

Chinese: Huang Yuan Recorded language

Chinese: Hubei Chongyanghua Recorded language

Chinese: Hubei Dangyanghua Recorded language

Chinese: Hubei Wuhandayehua Recorded language

Chinese: Kiaotung

Chinese: Liansan Recorded language

Chinese, Mandarin: Ho

Chinese, Mandarin: Huabei Guanhua

Chinese, Mandarin: Jinghuai Guanhua

Chinese, Mandarin: Taibei Mandarin

Chinese, Mandarin: Wenshan Recorded language

Chinese, Mandarin: Xibei Guanhua

Chinese, Mandarin: Xinan Guanhua

Chinese, Min Dong

Chinese, Min Dong: Xinghua

Chinese, Min Nan: Chaozhou

Chinese, Min Nan: Fujian

Chinese, Min Nan: Shantou

Chinese: Min Zhou Recorded language

Chinese: Nanking

Chinese: Ningxia Recorded language

Chinese: Shantung

Chinese: Sichuan Recorded language

Chinese: Zang Ye Recorded language

Chong

Foochow Colloquial Chinese Recorded language

Hainanese Recorded language

Hakka Recorded language

Hmong: Blue Recorded language

Hmong Daw: Hmong Gu Mba

Hmong Daw: Mong Leng

Hmong Daw: Petchabun Miao

Hmong Shuad Recorded language

Hmong: White Recorded language

Hmong: White Lum

Hui Recorded language

Iu Mien: Chiangrai

Japanese Recorded language

Karen, Bwe Recorded language

Karen, Pa'o: Moulmein Recorded language

Karen, Pao: Northern Pa'o

Karen, Pa'o: Southern Recorded language

Karen, Pwo Eastern: Kanjanaburi Recorded language

Karen, Pwo: Hod Recorded language

Karen, Pwo Northern

Karen, Pwo Northern: Mae Ping

Karen, Pwo Northern: Mae Sarieng

Karen, Pwo Prae Recorded language

Karen, Pwo Western Recorded language

Karen, Pwo Western Thailand

Karen, Pwo Western Thailand: Kanchanaburi Pwo Kare

Karen, Pwo Western Thailand: Ratchaburi Pwo Karen

Karen, S'gaw Recorded language

Karen, S'gaw: Mountain

Karen, Sgaw: Palakhi

Karen, Sgaw: Panapu

Kayah, Eastern: Presule Recorded language

Kayah, Western Recorded language

Kayan Recorded language

Kensiu

Khamet Recorded language

Khamu Recorded language

Khamu: Thailand Recorded language

Khmer Recorded language

Khmer, Northern: Buriram

Khmer, Northern: Sisaket

Khmer, Northern: Surin

Khmer, Thailand Recorded language

Khun Recorded language

Kintaq

Kuy Recorded language

Kuy: Anlour

Kuy: Chang

Kuy: Damrey

Kuy: Kraol

Kuy: O

Lahu

Lahu: Na Recorded language

Lahu: Nyi

Lahu: Shehleh Recorded language

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News about Thailand

"Good News" Audio-Visual Recording for Thai Children: A "Good News" recording with animated pictures for Thai children is currently underway.

New Building for GRN Thailand: GRNT's new office building is now over 85 percent complete.

Reaching the Karen Sgaw Across Borders: A new version of the Good News recording in the Karen Sgaw language has been completed for the Karen Sgaw people, totaling over one million, who live on both sides of the Thailand-Burma border.

SOLF'S Annual Retreat: Held in March in chiang Mai, the SOLF Annual Retreat was a special time of rest and fellowship for staff and volunteers.

"Sounds of Language Foundation" Thailand, Prayer and News: Quarterly prayer and newsletter from Sounds of Language Foundation (GRN Thailand)

Uu's Story [VIDEO]: A personal report of GRN's impact on a small Thai people group.

Distribution and Beyond Continues: In a continued effort to personally deliver Good News recordings to villagers, a GRNT team visited Hmong (White) and Karen Sgaw of Mae Hee in August.

GRNT Breaks Ground For New Building: On November 11th SOLF staff, volunteers and friends gathered for a ground breaking ceremony to commit the construction process of GRNT's new building to the Lord.

Police Officer Opens Door for Lovetouch Ministry: LoveTouch was the only Christian ministry represented. Out of the 60 who came to the fair, around 40 people lined up to receive prayer for health issues from LoveTouch's team of trained volunteers.

Revealing Jesus among Thailand's Tail-Enders: For most Tail-ender groups, who have no Bible or church, cultural traditions are an important part of their history, worldview and identity. Familiar stories, celebrations and traditions can be used to show that God is not far from them.