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-'''Hraayan''' (''ngan Hraay'' [ŋan ˈɾ̥a.aj]), is a language spoken by approximately 63 million people in the Republic of Hraaya in Southeast Asia. Although the origins of the language are still a topic of debate within the linguistic community, most scholars agree that Hraayan is Sinitic in origin, with minorities believing the language is a distinct branch in the Trans-Himalayan language family. Consensus is that Hraayan diverged from Old Chinese some time around the 5th century BC, its speakers migrating southward, whereafter they first settled near the Mekong Delta and later in their present location. It serves as the native language of the Hraay ethnic group and is spoken natively by the majority of Hraaya
+'''Hraayan''' is a language spoken by approximately 63 million people in the Republic of Hraaya in Southeast Asia. Although the origins of the language are still a topic of debate within the linguistic community, most scholars agree that Hraayan is Sinitic in origin, with minorities believing the language is a distinct branch in the Trans-Himalayan language family. Consensus is that Hraayan diverged from Old Chinese some time around the 5th century BC, its speakers migrating southward, whereafter they first settled near the Mekong Delta and later in their present location. It serves as the native language of the Hraay ethnic group and is spoken natively by the majority of Hraaya.
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