Talk:Chamic languages
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[edit] Sources for this please
"The Cham language is very similar to Vietnamese and has aspects of Mon-Khmer."
Please source this sentence. I don't think Cham is anything like Vietnamese. It certainly isn't "very similar" to it. Maybe whoever inserted this was confused. I'm not sure what "aspects of Mon-Khmer" refers to. Do you mean it has borrowed from Mon-Khmer languages? Grace Note 04:41, 6 May 2007 (UTC)
