KnowraSino-Tibetan languagesLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to Sino-Tibetan languages, each with the reason it gives.All 18Broader topic 1Related 1Narrower topic 10Compared with 6Chinese languageNarrower topic: Chinese belongs to this wider family, which includes many non-Chinese languages.Tibetan languageNarrower topic: Tibetan is conventionally classified within this broad language family.Sinitic languagesNarrower topic: Sinitic languages are classified as one branch of this larger family.Old ChineseNarrower topic: Comparative evidence from this broader family informs, but does not settle, Old Chinese reconstruction.Yue ChineseNarrower topic: Yue’s family classification places it within a much wider regional language history.Burmese languageNarrower topic: Burmese belongs to this family, though its position within the family has been debated.Karen peopleNarrower topic: Karen languages are classified within this broader family.Qiang peopleNarrower topic: Modern linguistic affiliations are relevant but do not establish what ancient writers meant by Qiang.DzongkhaNarrower topic: Dzongkha is classified within this broad language family.Xiang ChineseNarrower topic: Xiang's wider genealogical context is the Sino-Tibetan family.