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'''Kukʉp''' is the native language of the Pineti, a Human culture that exists primarily at sea. The modern form is a creole of True Ongo and Old Kukʉp, with additional vocabulary from various favored port cities included as needed.
 
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|nativename    =Pinekatʉ
|pronunciation  =/pine'kakʉ/
|states        =Pinek Leʉv
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|ethnicity      = Shunfoh
|speakers      = 30,835
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| date          =111
| dateprefix    =TF
|familycolor    =Creole
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|fam2          =Ongo Creoles
|fam3          =
|ancestor      =Old Kukʉp
|script        =Ongo (Kukʉp alphabet)
|creator        =[[User:Z2a|z2a]]
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|agency        =Edwoa Xechode tuv Pluthe (The Sworn Keepers of Memories)
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|notice=IPA
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==General Information==
==General Information==
'''Kukʉp''' /kukʉp/ is the native language of the Pineti, a Shunfoh culture that exists primarily at sea. The modern form is an Kukʉp-based Shunfoh creole, heavily saturated with Ongo vocabulary, but also influenced by Buw, Vasále, and Richi. Although Kukʉp is spoken by almost 117 thousand people world wide, less than 31,000 of them are native speakers, as the language has found great popularity in use as a trade language in the last three decades.


==Phonology==
==Phonology==
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