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I copy and past the post of Rye (page 39 in this thread)
"The author of this paper opines that the Mon-Khmer-speaking groups originates from southern,especially southwestern China.These groups were closely related with the Pu recorded in ancient Chinese chronicles.It should be emphasized,however,that most of these groups had emigrated into mainland Southeast Asia before the Pu was recorded in Chinese chronicles.Of today's Mon-Khmer-speaking groups only those stretching in northern Mainland Southeast Asia and southwestern China,e.g.the northern sub-groups of Mon-Khmer-speaking groups are the lineal descendants of the Pu mentioned in ancient Chinese chronicles."
http://www.sealang.net/archives/mks/pdf/35:183-187.pdf
I already seen this Rye, they have copied pasted from the nerd burger girl off different site but who is said this?
You copied and pst too much.
Vietnamese, Kinh people were native people in South East Asia, descended from Mon-Khmer migrants from the center of southeast asia to South China and and to North Vietnam in ancient time, when Thai people and laotiens were also living in South China.
I did not trusting these genetic stuff but this said 02a native of SEA ok, another said it was originate in SEA then disperse from there but both did not say anything about Southern China, keep your fantasies for another day my Annam friend
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