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Tuhua is a subgroup of Pinghua and Tuhua, which is one of the ten primary dialects of the Chinese language in the Language Atlas of China (2nd edition).
Tuhua have two branches:
References
- Li; Wurm, Rong; Stephen Adolphe (2012). Language Atlas of China (2nd ed.). China. ISBN 978-962-359-085-3.
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