The チベット語族 (Tibeto-Burman language family) is a group of languages primarily spoken in the Himalayan region, including parts of 中国 (China), インド (India), ネパール (Nepal), and ブータン (Bhutan). This language family is a branch of the larger シナ・チベット語族 (Sino-Tibetan language family) and includes languages such as チベット語 (Tibetan), ビルマ語 (Burmese), and various other regional dialects. Languages within the チベット語族 share common linguistic features, such as tonal distinctions and complex verb forms. They are used by diverse ethnic groups, each with its own unique culture and traditions. The preservation of these languages is important for maintaining cultural identity and heritage in the regions where they are spoken.