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A brief introduction to Mon-Khmer languages

Paul Sidwell has an interesting introduction to Mon-Khmer languages:

“The Mon-Khmer languages of SEAsia, together with the Munda languages of India, form the Austroasiatic Family, an ancient stock that dominated before the colonisation of the region by Thais, Burmese, Malays and Indo-Aryans.”

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