Samre
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All the fluent speakers are above 55 years old.
2005
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2010
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200 (100 in Thailand and 100 in Cambodia)
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About 200 group members, half post-1975 refugees in Thailand. Of those in Thailand, fewer than 20 speak the language, and the youngest are approaching 50.
2007
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Cambodia and Thailand
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Cambodia: Pursat Province.
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Cambodia: Pursat Province.
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Data for the number of native speakers and for the ethnic population come from D. Bradley (2000).
2009
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Cambodia
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