Bahnar

[ˈbəˌnaː]

Vietnam

Bahnar people

(160,000 in Viet Nam cited 1999 census)[1]

Latin
(adapted Vietnamese)

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bahn1262

Bahnar : Kon Tum area

Kon Tum

Bahnar Jơlong: northeastern

Kon Tum Province

Bahnar Golar: northern (Gia Lai Province)

Pleiku

Bahnar Tosung: (Gia Lai Province)

Mang Yang District

Bahnar Konkođe: (Gia Lai Province)

An Khê District

Bahnar Alatang: (Gia Lai Province)

An Khê District

Bahnar Alakông: (Gia Lai Province)

K'Bang District

Bahnar Tolo: and southern An Khê District (Gia Lai Province)

Kông Chro District

Bahnar Bơnâm: eastern (Gia Lai Province)

An Khê District

Bahnar Roh: scattered areas in and K'Bang District (Gia Lai Province)

An Khê District

Bahnar Krem: and An Lão District (Bình Định Province)

Vĩnh Thạnh District

Bahnar Chăm: (Bình Định Province)

Vân Canh District

Bahnar But: forest areas; little communication with outsiders

Đào (1998)[2] lists the following subgroups of Bahnar and their respective locations.


Bùi (2011:5-6)[3] lists the following subgroups of Bahnar and their respective locations.

Tolo

Golar

Alakong (A-La Cong)

Jolong (Gio-Lang, Y-Lang)

Bahnar Bonom (Bomam)

Kontum

Krem

Other minor groups include the Kon Kđe, Bơ Nơm, and A Roh subgroups in Kông Chro District and K'Bang District of Gia Lai Province (Bùi 2011:6).


Ethnologue lists the following dialects of Bahnar.

Database of audio recordings in Bahnar - basic Catholic prayers