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Tibetan is used in Tibet and parts of neighboring Bhutan, India, and Nepal.
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![[printed Tibetan]](tibetan1.gif) |
![[cursive/handwritten Tibetan]](tibetan2.gif) |
nga'i khang mig ga par 'dug rgya mtsho'I mtha' ga par 'dug chang khang ga par 'dug der lag pa ma 'changs |
ngay khang mig kha war dook gya tsö tha kha war dook chang khang kha war dook der lak pa ma cham |
Language information at Wikipedia
Writing system information at Omniglot and Wikipedia
Alternate names for Tibetan include Wei, Weizang, Central Tibetan, Bhotia, Phoke, Dbus, Dbusgtsang, Bhokha, Pohbetian, Tebilian, Tibate, and Zang
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