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1 ETHNOLINGUISTIC GROUPS IN ASIA
MODULE 4

2 Check the box beside each picture that shows something Asian.
What was your basis for identifying the picture that is related to Asians? Based on the pictures you selected, how would you describe Asians?

3 ESSENTIAL QUESTION How can Asians be described based on the ethnolinguistic group to which they belong?

4 Initial Idea How can Asians be described based on the ethnolinguistic group to which they belong?

5 ASIA HAS MORE THAN 4 BILLION PEOPLE.
Ethnolinguistic groups are formed based on the cultural similarities and differences of a country’s people.

6 Basis of forming Ethnolinguistic groups
Ethnicity Language

7 What is Ethnicity? Refers to being part of a group with members who have a common language, beliefs, traits, traditions and the same ancestors.

8 What is Ethnicity? Refers to being part of a group with members who have a common language, beliefs, traits, traditions and the same ancestors.

9 Give the region in Asia where this ethnolinguistic group belongs
Arabs

10 WEST ASIA

11 Give the region in Asia where this ethnolinguistic group belongs
Indo-Aryan Turkic

12 WEST ASIA

13 Give the region in Asia where this ethnolinguistic group belongs
Hans

14 EAST ASIA

15 Give the region in Asia where this ethnolinguistic group belongs
Khmer

16 SOUTHEAST ASIA

17 Give the region in Asia where this ethnolinguistic group belongs
Dravidians

18 SOUTH ASIA

19 Give the region in Asia where this ethnolinguistic group belongs
Paleosiberian

20 NORTH ASIA

21 Give the region in Asia where this ethnolinguistic group belongs
Jews

22 WEST ASIA

23 Give the region in Asia where this ethnolinguistic group belongs
Japanese

24 EAST ASIA

25 LANGUAGES PER REGION

26 Groups: Slav, Turkic, Paleosiberian Languages: Slavic, Turkic
NORTH ASIA Groups: Slav, Turkic, Paleosiberian Languages: Slavic, Turkic

27 Groups: Arabs, Jew, Indo-Aryan Turkic Languages: Arabic and Semitic
WEST ASIA Groups: Arabs, Jew, Indo-Aryan Turkic Languages: Arabic and Semitic

28 Groups: Indo-Aryan, Dravidian, Sinhalese (Sri Lanka)
SOUTH ASIA Groups: Indo-Aryan, Dravidian, Sinhalese (Sri Lanka) Languages: Indo-Aryan, Dravidian

29 Languages: Austronesian, Sino- Tibetan and Mon Khmer
SOUTHEAST ASIA Groups: Malay, Khmer Languages: Austronesian, Sino- Tibetan and Mon Khmer

30 Groups: Han Chinese, Japanese, Korean Languages: Sino- Tibetan, Korean
EAST ASIA Groups: Han Chinese, Japanese, Korean Languages: Sino- Tibetan, Korean

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