Angami–Pochuri languages

The Angami - Pochuri - Naga languages ​​or Angami - Pochuri languages ​​form a sub- unit of the Kuki - Chin- Naga languages ​​belonging to the Tibeto-Burman languages ​​, a primary branch of the Sino Tibetan. The ten - Pochuri Angami languages ​​are spoken by 450,000 people in northeast India in the state of Nagaland. The largest individual languages ​​are Angami and Sema, each with about 100,000 speakers.

Angami Naga - Pochuri within the Sino Tibetan

• Sino-Tibetan Tibetobirmanisch Kuki - Chin- Naga Mizo - Kuki -Chin
• Ao - Naga
• Angami Naga - Pochuri -
• Zeme - Naga
• Tangkhul - Naga
• Meithei ( Manipuri )
• Karbi ( Mikir )

Internal classification and numbers of speakers

• Angami Naga - Pochuri - Angami branch Angami (110 thousand), Chokri (20 thousand)
• Mao ( Sopvoma ) (80 thousand), Kheza (25 thousand)

• Sema ( Sumi, Simi ) (130 thousand)
• Rengma (Mon) (35 thousand)
• Pochuri (15 thousand)
• Ntenyi (7 thousand)
• Meluri ( anyo ) †

Classification and numbers of speakers according to the specified web link.