Namuyi
Namuzi; 納木依; 納木義; 納木茲
Sino-Tibetan; Naic
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Namuyi population 1,740 out of 22,200 total population (including Han Chinese and Nuosu) in the four locations described in this source.
2007
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China
28.204625, 102.070935; 28.00286, 102.119906
Sichuan Province, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture. Four villages (named in this source): (1) Xichang City, Minsheng Township 民勝鄉, Dashui Village 大水村, dʐə¹¹qu¹¹ community; (2) Xichang City, Xiangshui Township 響水鄉, Xiangshui Village 響水村, dʑa⁵³qa⁵³tu¹¹ community; (3) Mianning County, Zeyuan Township 泽遠鄉, Dongfeng Village 東風村, ɕa¹¹ma¹¹kʰu⁵³ community; (4) Mianning County, Shaba Town 沙垻镇, Laoya Village 老鴉村, ʂa⁴⁴pa⁵³ community.
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Sichuan Province, Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture. Four villages (named in this source): (1) Xichang City, Minsheng Township 民勝鄉, Dashui Village 大水村, dʐə¹¹qu¹¹ community; (2) Xichang City, Xiangshui Township 響水鄉, Xiangshui Village 響水村, dʑa⁵³qa⁵³tu¹¹ community; (3) Mianning County, Zeyuan Township 泽遠鄉, Dongfeng Village 東風村, ɕa¹¹ma¹¹kʰu⁵³ community; (4) Mianning County, Shaba Town 沙垻镇, Laoya Village 老鴉村, ʂa⁴⁴pa⁵³ community.
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EXCERPT FROM SOURCE (p. 241): When [the first author's family] was asked why they insisted on speaking Nuosu to family members, they replied, "It is stupid to speak such a useless language as Namuyi these days. We have to communicate with our Nuosu friends in Nuosu. There are only a very few people who speak Namuyi. It's just like walking off a cliff with your eyes closed if you only speak Namuyi and refuse to speak Nuosu." When the author asked why their two seven year-old children only spoke and understood Chinese, they replied, "Who doesn't want their kids to find a good job, settle down, and have a comfortable family life? We should have our kids learn Chinese to help them find a job, shouldn't we?"
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China
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Southwestern Sichuan, Jiulong, Mianning, Xichang and Muli counties
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Southwestern Sichuan, Jiulong, Mianning, Xichang and Muli counties
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Included in the Tibetan nationality. Follow Tibetan Buddhism.
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