Mon-Khmer Studies is a journal devoted to the study of Southeast Asian languages, especially those of the Mon-Khmer family. The journal is produced annually and welcomes articles or notes on any aspect of Mon-Khmer languages, or minority Southeast Asian languages, or other language families. Topics of articles may include linguistic description, comparison, bibliography, historical development, sociolinguistics, stylistics, orthographies, or paleographic aspects.

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Articles Ayako Sakamoto Case-marking of O and S in Khmer

Dinh Dien Building an annotated English-Vietnamese parallel corpus

Preecha Sukkasem Phonological variations and changes due to language contact: A case study of consonants in four Kuai-Kui (Suai) dialects

Ratree P. Wayland and Susan G. Guion Sound changes following the loss of /r/ in Khmer: a new tonogenetic Mechanism?

Sophana Srichampa Comparison of greetings in the Vietnamese dialects of Ha Noi and Ho Chi Minh City

Dennis L. Malone and Suwilai Premsrirat Language development and language revitalization in Asia

Marc Brunelle Register and tone in Eastern Cham: evidence from a word game

Natthida Chakshuraksha The home domain and minority language maintenance: a sociolinguistic view of three Black Tai families in Thailand

Notes, Reviews, Bibliography Notes Pornsawan Ploykaew The study of Samre's world view: the belief in sorcerer spirits

Qin Hsiaohang The ancient Chinese origin of some Mon-Khmer words

Conference Reports Sophana Srichampa

The 6th Pan-Asiatic International Symposium on Linguistics, 25-26 November 2004, Ha Noi, Viet Nam.

Sophana Srichampa Cultural and Religious Mosaic of South and Southeast Asia conflict and Consensus through the Ages, A Regional Conference co-hosted by IAHR, (CIPSH under the auspices of UNESCO), 27-30 January, 2005.