This session explores the linguistic evolution and diversity of the Bodic languages spoken in Bhutan, including their historical roots, cultural significance, and contemporary usage. It delves into the distinctions between Bodic, Bodish, and Bod languages, offering insights into how these languages have shaped Bhutan's linguistic landscape. The second part of the session focuses on the assessment of Dzongkha, Bhutan’s national language, examining the methods and frameworks used to establish consistent language standards. It discusses the importance of a unified approach to evaluating Dzongkha proficiency and the role of linguistic research in preserving the language’s integrity and growth. Together, these discussions highlight Bhutan’s rich linguistic heritage and the ongoing efforts to maintain and assess its language resources.