Les langues birmano-qianguiques ou tibéto-birmanes orientales sont une famille proposée des langues sino-tibétaines, parlées au Sud-Ouest de la Chine et en Birmanie (ou Myanmar). Cette famille est constituée des branches lolo-birmanes et na-qianguiques, incluant également le tangoute, éteint.
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