Editing Tai languages (section)

===Edmondson (2013)===
[[Jerold A. Edmondson]]'s (2013) computational phylogenetic analysis of the Tai languages is shown below. [[Tày language|Tay]] and [[Nung language (Tai)|Nung]] are both shown to be coherent branches under [[Central Tai languages|Central Tai]]. [[Northern Tai languages|Northern Tai]] and [[Southwestern Tai languages|Southwestern Tai]] are also shown to be coherent branches.<ref>Edmondson, Jerold A. 2013. ''Tai subgrouping using phylogenetic estimation''. Presented at the 46th International Conference on Sino-Tibetan Languages and Linguistics (ICSTLL 46), Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire, United States, 7–10 August 2013 (Session: Tai-Kadai Workshop).</ref>

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* '''Tai'''
** [[Northern Tai languages|Northern Tai]]: [[Bouyei language|Buyi]], [[Yay language|Yay]], Po-Ai, [[Standard Zhuang|Wuming Zhuang]], [[Yei Zhuang language|Mashan Zhuang]]
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*** [[Central Tai languages|Central Tai]]
**** core [[Central Tai languages|Central Tai]]: Nung Chau, [[Pingxiang]] Zhuang, Leiping Zhuang, [[Ningming]] Zhuang
**** [[Nung language (Tai)|Nung]]: Western Nung, Nung Yang, Nung An, Thu Lao
**** [[Tày language|Tay]]: Tay Bao Lac, Tay Khanh Trung, [[Caolan language|Cao Lan]]
*** [[Southwestern Tai languages|Southwestern Tai]]: [[Ahom language|Ahom]], [[Shan language|Shan]], [[Tai Nüa language|Dehong]], [[Tai Thanh language|Tai Theeng]] (Nghe An), [[Tai Dam language|Black Tai]], [[Tai Dón language|White Tai]], [[Pa Di language|Padi]], [[Lao language|Lao]], [[Thai language|Thai]]
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