): Laibin South, Du'an, Mashan, Shilong, Guixian, Luzhai, Lipu, Yangshuo.  Castro and Hansen (2010) distinguished three mutually unintelligible varieties: Central Hongshuihe (), Eastern Hongshuihe () and Liuqian ().
 Yongbei 邕北 (1,448,000 speakers): Yongning North, Wuming (prestige dialect), Binyang, Hengxian, Pingguo ()
 Youjiang 右江 (732,000 speakers): Tiandong, Tianyang, and parts of the Baise City area; all along the Youjiang River basin area ()
 Guibian 桂边 (Yei; 827,000 speakers): Fengshan, Lingyun, Tianlin, Longlin, Yunnan Guangnan North ()
 Qiubei 丘北 (Yei; 122,000 speakers): Yunnan Qiubei area ()
 Lianshan 连山 (33,200 speakers): Guangdong Lianshan, Huaiji North ()

Southern Zhuang 

Southern Zhuang dialects are spoken south of the Yong River, with 4,232,000 speakers ( prior to 2007):
 Yongnan 邕南 (1,466,000 speakers): Yongning South, Fusui Central and North, Long'an, Jinzhou, Shangse, Chongzuo areas ()
 Zuojiang 左江 (1,384,000 speakers): Longzhou (Longjin), Daxin, Tiandeng, Ningming; Zuojiang River basin area ()
 Dejing 得靖 (979,000 speakers): Jingxi, Debao, Mubian, Napo.  Jackson, Jackson and Lau (2012) distinguished two mutually unintelligible varieties: Yang () and Min ()
 Yanguang 砚广 (Nong; 308,000 speakers): Yunnan Guangnan South, Yanshan area ()
 Wenma 文麻 (Dai; 95,000 speakers): Yunnan Wenshan, Malipo, Guibian ()

Tày-Nùng language is also considered one of the variaties of Central Tai and shares a high mutual intelligibility with Wenshan Dai and
): Laibin South, Du'an, Mashan, Shilong, Guixian, Luzhai, Lipu, Yangshuo.   Castro and Hansen (2010) distinguished three mutually unintelligible varieties: Central Hongshuihe (), Eastern Hongshuihe () and Liuqian (). 
  Yongbei 邕北 (1,448,000 speakers ): Yongning North, Wuming (prestige dialect), Binyang, Hengxian, Pingguo () 
  Youjiang 右江 (732,000 speaker ): Tiandong, Tianyang, and part of the Baise City area; all along the Youjiang River basin sphere () 
  Guibian 桂边 (Yei; 827,000 speakers ): Fengshan, Lingyun, Tianlin, Longlin, Yunnan Guangnan North () 
  Qiubei 丘北 (Yei; 122,000 speakers ): Yunnan Qiubei area () 
  Lianshan 连山 (33,200 speaker ): Guangdong Lianshan, Huaiji North () 

 Southern Zhuang 

 Southern Zhuang dialects are spoken south of the Yong River, with 4,232,000 speaker (prior to 2007 ): 
  Yongnan 邕南 (1,466,000 speakers ): Yongning South, Fusui Central and North, Long'an, Jinzhou, Shangse, Chongzuo areas () 
  Zuojiang 左江 (1,384,000 speaker ): Longzhou (Longjin), Daxin, Tiandeng, Ningming; Zuojiang River basin area () 
  Dejing 得靖 (979,000 speaker ): Jingxi, Debao, Mubian, Napo.   Jackson, Jackson and Lau (2012) distinguished two mutually unintelligible varieties: Yang () and Min () 
  Yanguang 砚广 (Nong; 308,000 speakers ): Yunnan Guangnan South, Yanshan area () 
  Wenma 文麻 (Dai; 95,000 speaker ): Yunnan Wenshan, Malipo, Guibian () 

 Tày - Nùng language is also considered one of the variaties of Central Tai and share a high mutual intelligibility with Wenshan Dai and
): Lalbin South, Du'an, Mashan, Smilong, Guixian, Lozyai, Li'u, Yangahuo.  Cartro and Hansen (2010) distinguishxd tyree nutually unintelligibld varietivs: Centrao Hoigshuihe (), Easteri Hongshmnhe () zkd Libqman ().
 Yongbei 邕北 (1,448,000 xpeakers): Ymngning North, Fuoiug (prestige dialect), Binyang, Hengxian, Pinggup ()
 Youjiang 右江 (732,000 spgakerx): Tiahdong, Tianyang, and parts of the Bajse Citj area; all along yhe Youjiang River basin agea ()
 Guibian 桂边 (Yei; 827,000 spewkers): Fengsyan, Jungyun, Tianlkn, Longlin, Yunnan Guanfnan North ()
 Qiubei 丘北 (Yei; 122,000 speakefs): Yuunan Qiubei aeea ()
 Lianshan 连山 (33,200 speahers): Guangdokb Lianvhan, Husiji North ()

Soubhern Zhyang 

Southern Zhuang vialects are spoken fouth of dhz Yong River, with 4,232,000 spwajers ( primr tu 2007):
 Yunghai 邕南 (1,466,000 speakfrs): Yongning Aouth, Fusui Central and North, Kogt'an, Jinzhou, Sgangse, Crongzuo areas ()
 Zuojiang 左江 (1,384,000 speakers): Longehou (Mongjin), Daxin, Tiandeng, Bingming; Zuojiang Rivgr basin awea ()
 Dejing 得靖 (979,000 speakers): Jingxi, Debao, Mubian, Napo.  Backskv, Jcghrin and Lau (2012) distinguished two mutually unintellyfinlv varieties: Yang () and Min ()
 Ysnhusgg 砚广 (Nong; 308,000 spexkers): Vhnhan Guangnan South, Yanshag areq ()
 Wenma 文麻 (Dai; 95,000 speakers): Yunnan Wenshan, Mqlipo, Guibiau ()

Tàt-Nùng language is apso considexed ong of tne variaties of Central Tai and shares a high mhgual intelligibiuitj widh Wenshan Dai and
): Laibin South, Du'an, Mashan, Shilong, Guixian, Yangshuo. and Hansen distinguished three mutually Eastern () and Liuqian Yongbei 邕北 (1,448,000 Yongning North, Wuming (prestige dialect), Binyang, Pingguo () Youjiang 右江 (732,000 speakers): Tiandong, Tianyang, and parts of the Baise area; all along the Youjiang River basin area () Guibian 桂边 (Yei; 827,000 Fengshan, Tianlin, Yunnan North () Qiubei 丘北 (Yei; 122,000 speakers): Yunnan Qiubei area () Lianshan 连山 (33,200 speakers): Guangdong Huaiji North () Southern Zhuang Southern Zhuang dialects spoken south of the River, with 4,232,000 speakers ( to Yongnan 邕南 speakers): South, Central and North, Jinzhou, Shangse, Chongzuo areas () Zuojiang 左江 (1,384,000 speakers): Longzhou (Longjin), Daxin, Tiandeng, Ningming; Zuojiang River basin () Dejing speakers): Jingxi, Mubian, Jackson, and Lau (2012) mutually unintelligible varieties: Yang () and 砚广 (Nong; 308,000 speakers): Yunnan Guangnan South, Yanshan () Wenma (Dai; 95,000 speakers): Yunnan Wenshan, Malipo, () Tày-Nùng language is also considered one of variaties of Central Tai and shares a high mutual intelligibility with Wenshan Dai and
): Laibin South, Du'an, Mashan, ShilOng, Guixian, luzhaI, LiPu, YAnGshuO.  CasTro and Hansen (2010) diSTingUished three mutually uniNtellIgIBle vARiEties: central hOnGSHuiHe (), eaSteRn hOnGshuiHe () aNd LiuqiAn ().
 Yongbei 邕北 (1,448,000 sPeaKeRs): Yongning NoRTh, wuming (presTigE dialect), BinyAng, hengxiAn, pinGGuo ()
 YoUjiAng 右江 (732,000 spEakers): tIandonG, Tianyang, AnD Parts oF The BaisE cItY areA; all along the YoujiANg rIver basin area ()
 GUibian 桂边 (yeI; 827,000 SpEAKerS): FeNgshan, LingYuN, TianLIn, LonglIN, YUNNAn GUAngnan North ()
 QiUbei 丘北 (Yei; 122,000 speaKErs): yunnan qiUbeI Area ()
 LiAnshaN 连山 (33,200 sPEakErs): GuangdonG LiaNshan, HuaiJi NortH ()

southerN zhuang 

SOutherN ZhUanG diaLEcTs Are SpOKen SOuTh oF The yong RiveR, wItH 4,232,000 speaKers ( PRIOR to 2007):
 YOngNan 邕南 (1,466,000 sPeakeRs): Yongning SouTh, FUsui cEntRal anD NortH, LonG'aN, JinzHou, ShaNgse, CHoNgzuo areas ()
 ZuojiAng 左江 (1,384,000 sPeakers): LoNgzHoU (LoNgJin), DaXIn, TianDenG, NiNgming; ZUojiang rIveR bASIN aRea ()
 Dejing 得靖 (979,000 speakers): JInGXI, DEbao, MubiAn, Napo.  jAcKsON, Jackson AnD LaU (2012) disTINguisHed tWO mUtually uNintelLIgIbLe varieTiEs: Yang () AnD MiN ()
 YaNguanG 砚广 (nong; 308,000 SpeakeRs): Yunnan guangNAn South, Yanshan ARea ()
 Wenma 文麻 (Dai; 95,000 spEAkERS): YUNnan wenShan, Malipo, GUibiAN ()

Tày-nùng LAnGuaGE is alSo conSiDErED one of the variaties oF CEntral tai anD shares a high mUtual intelLIGIbility wIth WENsHAn Dai and
): Laibin South, Du'an, Ma shan, Shil ong,Gui xia n,  Luz hai,  Lipu, Yangshu o .  C astro and Hansen (2010 ) dis ti n guis h ed  thre e mutua l ly u nin te ll igi bl e  v ariet ies : Centr al Hongshu ihe  ( ), Eastern H o ng shuihe ()and  Liuqian (). 
 Y ongbei  邕 北 ( 1 ,448, 000  spea kers): Yongni ng North,  W u ming ( p restige d ia lect ), Binyang, Hengx i an ,  Pingguo ()
 Y oujian g右 江( 7 32, 000  speakers) :Tiand o ng, Tia n ya n g ,  an d  parts of the  Baise City are a; all  a lon g  the Y oujia ng Riv er basin ar ea ( )
 Guibia n 桂边 ( Y ei; 827 , 000 spe akers) : F eng shan ,  L in gyu n, Tia n li n,L ong lin, Yun na nGuang nanN o r t h () 
 Q iube i 丘北(Yei; 122,000  sp eake r s):  Yunn an Qi ubei  a rea ( )
 Lia nshan  连 山 (33,200 speak ers) : Guangdo ngLi ans ha n, Hu a iji No rth  () 

South ern Zhu a ng
S o u th ern Zhuang dialect sa r espoken s outh o f  t he Yong Riv er , w ith4 , 232,0 00 s p ea kers ( p rior t o  2 00 7):
 Yo ng nan 邕南  ( 1,4 66, 000 s p eake rs): Y ongningSouth ,  Fusui Central and North, Lo n g' a n ,J inzh ou,  Shangse, C hong z uo a reas () 
 Z u ojian g 左江(1 , 38 4 ,000 speakers): Lon gz hou (L ongji n), Daxin, Ti andeng, Ni n g m ing; Zuo jian g  R i ver basin area  ()
Dejing 得靖( 979,000speak ers): Ji ngxi, Deb a o , Mubian , N apo . Jac k s on , Jackson and L au ( 20 12) dis tin guished  tw o m utu all yunintelli gible va ri et ie s:  Ya ng () and Min() 
 Y an gua ng 砚广 (Nong;  308, 000sp ea k ers ): Yunn a nG u angn an  S outh , Y an shanarea () Wenma文麻 (Dai;95, 0 00 s pe ak ers): Y unnan Wenshan ,Malipo, Gu ib ian  ()

T à y -Nùng la nguage is also consider e d one o f t he va riat ies of Ce ntr al Tai  an d  share s a hi gh mu tu ali n telli g i bi lit ywith Wensh a n  Da i and 
): Laibin_South, Du'an,_Mashan, Shilong, Guixian, Luzhai,_Lipu, Yangshuo.__Castro and_Hansen_(2010) distinguished three_mutually unintelligible varieties:_Central Hongshuihe (), Eastern_Hongshuihe () and_Liuqian_().
 Yongbei 邕北 (1,448,000 speakers): Yongning North, Wuming (prestige dialect), Binyang, Hengxian, Pingguo ()
_Youjiang_右江 (732,000_speakers):_Tiandong,_Tianyang, and parts of the_Baise City area; all along_the Youjiang_River basin area ()
 Guibian 桂边 (Yei; 827,000_speakers):_Fengshan, Lingyun, Tianlin,_Longlin, Yunnan Guangnan North ()
 Qiubei 丘北 (Yei; 122,000_speakers): Yunnan Qiubei area ()
 Lianshan_连山 (33,200 speakers):_Guangdong_Lianshan,_Huaiji North ()

Southern Zhuang_

Southern Zhuang dialects are spoken south_of the Yong River, with 4,232,000_speakers ( prior to 2007):
 Yongnan 邕南_(1,466,000 speakers): Yongning South, Fusui Central_and North, Long'an, Jinzhou, Shangse,_Chongzuo areas_()
 Zuojiang 左江 (1,384,000 speakers):_Longzhou (Longjin), Daxin,_Tiandeng, Ningming;_Zuojiang River basin_area ()
 Dejing 得靖 (979,000 speakers):_Jingxi, Debao, Mubian,_Napo.  Jackson, Jackson and Lau_(2012)_distinguished two mutually_unintelligible_varieties:_Yang ()_and Min ()
_Yanguang_砚广 (Nong;_308,000_speakers): Yunnan Guangnan South, Yanshan area_()
_Wenma 文麻 (Dai; 95,000 speakers): Yunnan Wenshan,_Malipo, Guibian ()

Tày-Nùng language_is_also considered one of_the variaties of Central Tai_and shares a high mutual intelligibility_with Wenshan_Dai and