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各国情况资料 |
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Hanoi
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Landesbezeichnungen:
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| Konventionelle Langform |
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Socialist Republic of Vietnam
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| Konventionelle Kurzform |
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Vietnam
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| Lokale Langform |
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Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Nghia Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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语言:
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| Primäre Landessprache |
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Vietnamese
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| Anzahl Sprechende (in allen Ländern) |
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67,662,000
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Akha, Arem, Bahnar, Bouyei, Bru East, Bunu Baheng, Cham East, Cham West, Chinese Mandarin, Chinese Yue, Chrau, Chru, Chut, Cua, Dong North, Gelao, Halang, Halang Doan, Hani, Haroi, Hmong Daw, Hmong Njua, Hre, Hung, Iu Mien, Jarai, Jeh, Katu East, Katua, Kayong, Khang, Khao, Khmer Central, Khmu, Khua, Kim Mun, Koho, Lachi, Lachi Weiss, Laghuu, Laha, Lahu, Lahu Shi, Lave, Lü, Maa, Man Cao Lan, Mang, Mnong Central, Mnong East, Mnong South, Monom, Muong, Nguôn, Nhang, Nung, Pacoh, Phu Thai, Phunoi, Phuong, Puoc, Rade, Rengao, Roglai Cacgia, Roglai North, Roglai South, Sedang, Sila, Stieng Bulo, Sui, Ta oih Upper, Tai Daeng, Tai Dam, Tai Dón, Takua, Tày, Tho, Todrah, Trieng, Ts ün lao, Vietnamese
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| Alternativbezeichnungen der Sprachen: |
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Adlai, Annamese, Aroi, Ba'e, Bahnar Cham, Bana, Bhamam, Black Tai, Bo River Van Kieu, Bòng Mieu, Bong Miew, Bonom, Bo-y, Brao, Bren, Bru, Budang, Budíp, Budong, Bu-nong, Ca Giong, Ca Tua, Các Lao, Cadoe Loang, Cadong, Cam Mu, Cao Lan, Cao Lan-sán Chi, Caolan, Chaman, Cham-re, Chang Chá, Chauma, Chauro, Che Ma, Chiem, Chiem Thành, Chilao, Chinese Nung, Ching, Chom, Chor, Cho-rai, Choro, Choru, Chrai, Chrau Hma, Chu, Chu Ru, Chung Cha, Churu, Co Lao, Coc Mun, Coho, Cong, Cru, Cù Te, Cu Tho, Cùi Chu, Cuoi, Cuói, Cuoi Cham, Cur Cul, Cu-tê, Daeng, Dang, Dao, Davach, Davak, De, Dgiéh, Didra, Didrah, Die, Dioi, Dìu, Djarai, Doan, Dong, Duan, Duon, E-de, Edeh, Flowery Miao, Gelo, Giai, Giang, Giang Ray, Gia-rai, Giáy, Gie, Gie-trieng, Gin, Gio-rai, Ha Xa Phang, Hadang, Hai Nam, Halang Duan, Han, Hang, Hànhì, Hdang, High Katu, Highland Nung, Ho Muong Meridional, Hoa, Hoi, Hotea, Hoteang, Hroi, Hroy, Hrway, Iao Hoa, Ilao, Jing, Jorai, Kagiuong, Katang, Keh-lao, Kelao, Keleo, Keo, Kha Cau, Kha Puhoc, Khaang, Khao Ikor, Khlá Don, Khlá Dung, Khlá Liik, Khlá Phlao, Kho Me, Khome, Khutsho, Kinh, K'katiam-pong-houk, Klá Dong, Kmrang, Kodra, Kohor, Koyong, Krom, Kru, Ksakautenh, Ksing Mul, La Chi, La Ha, La Ha Ung, La Hu Si, Lachí, Laji, Lan Ten, Langya, Lantin, Lao, La-oang, Laopa, Lati, Liem Chau, Lipulio, Lipupo, Lowland Nung, Ma, Ma Krung, Ma Ngan, Ma To, Ma Xop, Maa', Maaq, Mán, Man Cao-lan, Mán Pa Seng, Mán Tráng, Manbu, Mang U, May, Menam, Mèo Lài, Minh Huong, Môc-châu, Modra, Moi, Moi Da Vach, Moi Luy, Monam, Mooso, Mthur, Mun Xen, Na'e, Na-e, Ne Thu, Ngan, Ngouan, Nhaang, Nhuon, Niang, Nieng Ó, Noang, Nong, Northern Stieng, Nung, Nyang, Pa Di, Pà Hung, Pà Then, Paco, Pateng, Pau Thin, Phanong, Phen, Phuang, Phúc Kién, Phuong Catang, Pin, Pnong, Podra, Pokoh, Pouteng, Pú Nà, Pua, Puhoc, Pu-nam, Puok, Putenh, Quang Dong, Quang Lam, Quang Tin Katu, Quang Tri Bru, Quôc Lao, Raday, Radlai, Ra-glai, Rai, Rang Glai, Rangah, Rayglay, Rde, Red Tai, Rhade, Ro, Ro-ngao, Rotea, Roteang, Ruc, Sa, Sach, Salang, Samg Phang, San Chay, San Chi, Sán-chi, Seyu, Sing Mun, Strieng, Suòng Phóng, T#ong, Tachom, Tai Blanc, Tai Deng, Tai Do, Tai Dón, Tai Kao, Tai Lai, Tai Lati, Tai Noir, Tai Nung, Tai Rouge, Tai Tho, Talieng, Tamun, Tang, Tà-oi, Tareh, Ta-rieng, Tay, Tay Hay, Táy Khao, Tày Nùng, Táy-dam, Tayhay, Táy-môc-châu, Teng, Thai Dang, Thái Den, Thai Do, Thái Tráng, Theng, Thil, Thô, Thu, Thu Lao, Tjam, T'o, Todrá, Toi-oi, T-oy, Trai, Treng, Trièu Chau, Trong Ggia, Tu-dí, Tu-dìn, U Ní, Uni, Upper Stieng, Van Kieu, Viet, Viet Go Mien, White Lachi, White Tai, Xa, Xá, Xa Ai, Xa Bung, Xa Cau, Xá Chien, Xa Chung Chá, Xa Coong, Xa Dang, Xa Don, Xa Hoc, Xá Khao, Xá Lá Vàng, Xá Lay, Xá Mang, Xá Ó, Xá U Ní, Xa Xam Khoong, Xa Xeng, Xa Xua, Xa-dieng, Xauni, Xin Mul, Xinh Mul, Xinh-mun, Xodang, Xtieng, Y Mia, Y Pí, Y Póng, Y To, Yai, Yay, Yeh, Yu Mien
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| Dialekte: |
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Adham, Alakong, Ao Ta, Arap, Bahnar Bonom, Bahnar-rengao, Biat, Bih, Black Khoany, Blo, Boi Bi, Bu Dang, Bu Nar, Bu Rung, Bunong, Cape Draping Gelao, Central Khmer, Central Sedang, Central Tày, Central Vietnamese, Chalah, Chalun, Cham, Chil, Chuty, Creq, Cuoi Cham, Dak Sut Sedang, Dan Lai, Deo Tien, Dih Bri, Dor, Eastern Tày, Giang, Golar, Greater Sedang, Green Gelao, Ha'aang, Habau, Hodrung, Hre, Hwethom, Jeh Bri La, Jeh Mang Ram, Jhue, Jolong, Jro, Kalop, Kamuan', Khang Ai, Khang Clau, Khaskhong, Khen Lài, Kodrao, Kodu, Kol, Kon Hring Sedang, Kontum, Kotua Sedang, Krem, Krung 1, Lac, Laya, Leem, Lipuke, Lipuliongtco, Lipupi, Liputcio, Lipute, Liputio, Ly Ha, Man Do, Mangkong, May, Mnong Gar, Mnong Kwanh, Mnong Rolom, Moi 1, Mol, Mon, Mountain Gelao, Mro, Mual, Mung, Na, Ndhur, Noang, Nop, Northern Tày, Northern Vietnamese, Nùng An, Nung Chao, Nùng Inh, Nùng Lòi, Nùng Phan Slình, Nung Quy Rin, Nyi, Pahi, Palau, Palee'n, Pasoom, Pleikly, Pong, Prang, Preh, Pru, Puan, Quan Chet, Quan Trang, Rabah, Rai, Rde Kpa, Red Gelao, Rion, Ruc, Sach, Sedang-rengao, Sesan, Shehleh, Sop, Southern Khmer, Southern Tày, Southern Vietnamese, Sre, Tala, Tamun, Tay MuoI, Thang, To-buan, Tolo, Traw, Tring, Vajieng, Voqtwaq, Wang, Western Rengao, White Gelao, White Khoany, Xuòng
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A-dham, A-la Cong, Au Ta, Bag Lachi, Ba-hi, Bhiet, Black Lachi, Black Lahu, Bomam, Bri-la, Central Gelao, Co, Co-don, Col, Cor, Di-pri, Dong, Doro, Dot, Flowery Lachi, Gar, Gio-lang, Guiren, Han Lachi, Hanoi, Hdrung, Ho Ki, Ho-bau, Hue, Kare, Kdrao, Kha Mu Gia, Khong Kheng, Kil, Klau, Kor, Kpa, Kre, Lach, La-dang, Lat, Long-haired Lachi, Mdhur, Meuay, Moi Bi, Musseh Daeng, Musser Dam, Nong, North Central Gelao, Nùng Fan Slihng, Phong, Pnong, Po Rang, Pong 1, Pong 2, Poong, Pre, Puyui, Qau, Ralam, Red Lachi, Red Lahu, Rlam, Rolam, Rolom, Sa'ang, Sakau, Southwestern Gelao, Tac Cui, Tai Mueai, Tava, Tay Pong, To La, Tonkinese, Toum Phong, Tràu, Trinh, Tu Du, Tu-lop, Uy Lo, Voa Dê, Western Gelao, Xa Cau, Xa Khao, Xa La Vang, Xre Nop, Y-lang, Yot
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Internet:
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.vn
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| Anzahl der Internetnutzer |
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160,000 (2001)
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| Anzahl Internet Service Provider |
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5 (2000)
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Geografie:
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| Koordinaten |
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16 00 N, 106 00 E
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| Landfläche (km2) |
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329,560.0
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| Landesgrenzen (km) |
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4,639.0
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Wirtschaft:
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| Währung |
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Vietnam Dong
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| Kfz-Kennzeichen |
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VN
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| Bruttoinlandsprodukt (US $) |
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168.1 Bio. (2001*)
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| Industriewachstum (%) |
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10.4% (2001*)
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Importvolumen (US $)
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15.3 Bio. (f.o.b.. 2001*)
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| Inflationsrate |
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-0.3% (2001*)
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Bevölkerung:
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| Einwohner |
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81,098,416
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| Altersstruktur (%) |
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- 0 - 14 Jahre
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31.6% (M: 13,259,152; F: 12,392,089)
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- 15 - 64 Jahre
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62.9% (M: 24,938,098; F: 26,083,681)
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| - 65 Jahre und älter |
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5.5% (M: 1,749,531; F: 2,675,865)
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| Anzahl der Beschäftigten |
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38.2 Mio. (1998*)
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