Bahnar people

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The Bahnar (also spelled Ba Na) are an ethnic group of Vietnam. They speak a language in the Mon-Khmer family of languages.

Like many of the other ethnic groups of Vietnam's Central Highlands, the Bahnar play a great number of traditional musical instruments, including ensembles of pitched gongs and string instruments made from bamboo.

External links

[Bahnar language page] at Ethnologue site

Viet-Muong:	Chut \| Muong \| Tho \| Viet (Kinh)
Tay-Thai:	Bố Y \| Giáy \| Lao \| Lu \| Nung \| San Chay \| Tay \| Thai
Mon–Khmer:	Ba Na \| Brau \| Bru-Van Kieu \| Cho Ro \| Co \| Co Ho \| Co Tu \| Gie Trieng \| H're \| Khang \| Khmer \| Kho Mu \| Ma \| Mang \| Mnong \| O Du \| Ro Mam \| Ta Oi \| Xinh Mun \| Xo Dang \| Xtieng
Hmong–Dao:	Dao \| Hmong \| Pa Then
Tai-Kadai:	Gelao \| Lachi \| Laha \| Qabiao
Malayo-Polynesian (Nhóm ngôn ngữ Nam đảo):	Chăm \| Chu-ru \| Ê-đê \| Jarai \| Ra-glai
Nhóm Hán:	Hoa \| Ngái \| Sán dìu
Tibeto-Burman (Nhóm Tạng):	Cống \| Hà Nhì \| La Hủ \| Lô Lô \| Phù Lá \| Si La

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Bahnar people

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