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The Kasi people (({{wp|Thai language|Kasine}}: 咖偲人 ''Khæs̄rī kon''; {{wp|Lao language|Kachai}} ກະຈຮະິ ຄົນ ''Kachai Khon'') are a [[Southeast Coius|Southeast Coian]] ethnic group originally native to modern-day [[Shangea]], now largely found in [[Kuthina]], [[Phet]], and [[Lavana]] with significant minorities across [[South Coius|South]] and [[Southeast Coius]]. | The Kasi people (({{wp|Thai language|Kasine}}: 咖偲人 ''Khæs̄rī kon''; {{wp|Lao language|Kachai}} ກະຈຮະິ ຄົນ ''Kachai Khon'') are a [[Southeast Coius|Southeast Coian]] ethnic group originally native to modern-day [[Shangea]], now largely found in [[Kuthina]], [[Phet]], and [[Lavana]] with significant minorities across [[South Coius|South]] and [[Southeast Coius]]. They speak a range of mutually intelligible dialects and languages from the {{wp|Southwestern Tai languages|Eastern Fa-Naw languages}}, and are related to other {{wp|Austroasiatic language|Austrocoiatic}} peoples, such as the {{wp|Shan people|Lue}}, {{wp|Tày people|Kraw}}, and {{wp|Zhuang people|Rao}}. | ||
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| Total population | |
| c. 140 million | |
| Regions with significant populations | |
 Kuthina | 72,371,136 (2020) |
 Lavana | 52,974,073 (2020) |
 Phet | 8,548,305 (2018) |
| Languages | |
| Kasine, Phet Kasi, Kachai | |
The Kasi people ((Kasine: 咖偲人 Khæs̄rī kon; Kachai ກະຈຮະິ ຄົນ Kachai Khon) are a Southeast Coian ethnic group originally native to modern-day Shangea, now largely found in Kuthina, Phet, and Lavana with significant minorities across South and Southeast Coius. They speak a range of mutually intelligible dialects and languages from the Eastern Fa-Naw languages, and are related to other Austrocoiatic peoples, such as the Lue, Kraw, and Rao.