language
name=Aheu
nativename=
familycolor=Austro-Asiatic
states=
speakers=c. 2,520 (2000)
fam2=Mon-Khmer
fam3=Viet-Muong
fam4=Thavung
nation=
iso1=|iso2=|iso3=thm|
Aheu is a language spoken by the
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