Editing List of ethnic groups in Laos (section)

==Tai and Rau==
{{see also|Tai peoples|Rau peoples}}
*[[Red Thai|Tai Daeng]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Tai Dam people|Tai Dam]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Tai Gapong]]
*[[Tai He people|Tai He]]<ref name=JS-Vol.2 /> (or Tai E)
*[[Tai Khang]] (population of 47,636 in Laos)<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Tay Khang]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Tai Dón people|Tai Kao]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Kongsat]]
*[[Kuan (ethnic group)|Kuan]] (population of 2,500 in Laos)<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Tai Laan]]
*[[Tai Maen]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Lao people|Lao]] (population of 3,000,000 in Laos)<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Lao Lom]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Tai Long language|Tai Long]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Tai Lue people|Tai Lue]] (population of 300,000 in Laos)<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Isan people|Northeastern Thai]] (including the Tai Kaleun and Isan people)
*[[Tai Nuea]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Kassak people|Kassak]] (located to the south and southeast of [[Luang Prabang]], in an area bounded by the Nam Khan River, Phu Hin Salik, Nam Sanane River, Nam Ming River, and Nam Khan River up to Xieng Ngeun District). The [[Kassak language]] is a Lao dialect, although the Kassak people live a lifestyle similar to that of the [[Khmu people]].<ref>Doré, Amphay. 2016. ''The Kassak &mdash; an ethnological and historical enigma''. In ''Tai Culture Journal'', Volume 24. Interdisciplinary Tai Studies Series. ISSN 1431-1240</ref>
*[[Nùng people|Nùng]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Nyaw people|Nyaw]]
*[[Tai Pao]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Tai Peung]]
*[[Phuan people|Phuan]] (population of 106,099 in Laos)<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Phutai]] (population of 154,400 in Laos)<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Saek people|Saek]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Tai Sam]]
*[[Tai Yo]]
*[[Tayten]]
*[[Yoy people|Yoy]]<ref name="Ethnologue"/>
*[[Zhuang people|Zhuang]] (including the [[Nùng people]])
*[[Shan people|Shan]]
*[[Yang people|Yang]]