The Tibeto-Burman languages include Yi (Lolo), Tujia, Bai, Lisu, Lahu, and Naxi (Moso), all spoken mainly in China; Karen, Kachin (Chingpaw), Chin, and Arakanese, spoken mainly in Burma; Meithei, Bodo, Garo, and Lushei, spoken in Assam, India; Newari, spoken in Nepal; Jonkha, spoken in Bhutan; and Lepcha, spoken in Sikkim. The total number of speakers is about 60 million.