KnowraAustroasiatic languagesLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Austroasiatic languages, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 1Narrower topic 7Compared with 2Austronesian languagesCompared with: Its geographic overlap with Austronesian languages does not make the families genealogically related.Vietnamese languageNarrower topic: Vietnamese belongs to this family despite extensive contact with neighboring languages.Mon peopleNarrower topic: Mon belongs to this family, distinct from the region's Tai and Sino-Tibetan languages.Mon languageNarrower topic: Mon belongs to this family, alongside Khmer, Vietnamese, and many smaller languages.Khmer languageNarrower topic: Khmer belongs to this family alongside languages such as Vietnamese and Mon.Tai languagesCompared with: Tai languages coexist with Austroasiatic languages, but the families are genealogically distinct.BaiyueNarrower topic: This broader family offers a linguistic framework for studying populations in regions linked to Baiyue.Mainland Southeast AsiaRelated: Its mainland branches preserve evidence of deep regional linguistic histories.Nicobar IslandsNarrower topic: This wider family situates Nicobarese languages beyond the island group itself.Viet peopleNarrower topic: Vietnamese belongs to this family despite extensive later influence from Chinese.