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...rofamily. This large group includes several language families and isolated languages spoken primarily in Europe. Its origin is controversial and would be linked |label1=African

...f ''-w'' (''-ū'') is a frequent pluralisation strategy in many Afroasiatic languages for masculine nouns. ...duplication”</ref> provides some examples of this formation in Afroasiatic languages: Hebrew ''mēmē'' ‘waters’, Hausa (Chad.) ''dambe'' ‘struggle’ →

|fam1=logical languages ...questions-answered-invented-languages/ |title=Questions Answered: Invented Languages |publisher=The New York Times Schott's Vocab blog}}</ref>

regional_categories = {"African"}, aliases["African"] = "Africa"

'''Cathardic''' (native: ''kathárdikhu'' /kaˈθaɾdixu/) is an African Romance language. |fam4 = [[w:African_Romance|African Romance]]

==Languages== ...Broad Cualand English, like ''Pda'' from Windermere ( ~ ''fundi'' in South African English), and ''quetty'' "cool, remarkable" from Clofabosin. Palkhan influe

|fam2 = [[Magical Girls' Languages]] ..." attempt in creating a conlang. I tried to take elements from the Romance Languages and the Japanese language for this one, for the writing system, imagination

|fam1=[[w:Afro-Asiatic languages|Afro-Asiatic]] |fam2=[[w:Semitic languages|Semitic]]

...e: ''ħaɗɗa'') is an a priori language inspired by various (mostly African) languages. [[Category:Languages]]

...into the [[Antarctican]] language. It was influenced by a large variety of languages spoken in areas where the colonisers hailed from (Spanish and Portuguese fr ...though these were marked for clusivity due to influence from Austronesian languages:

|fam4 = African Romance ...) {{IPA|[ondartiˈɡɔr]}}, {{IPA|[ra ˈɲimba ondartiˈɡɔra]}} is a [[w:Romance languages|Romance language]] spoken in an alternate history version of Earth in the A

...the north of Cameroon, eastern Nigeria, southern Chad and western Central African Republic. It is also used by Jukpë people and their descendants living abr [[Category:Languages]]

...ca. They spoke a variety of English that was heavily influenced by African languages (some English words became grammaticalised as noun class prefixes), and soo [[Category:Languages]]

...ntries of the former [[w:Soviet Union|USSR]]. Tameï is one of two official languages in the country - the '''Tameïan People's Socialist Republic''' (officially ...le for being, together with [[w:Damin|Damin]], one of only two non-African languages using [[w:Click consonant|click consonants]].

...equence like /ge/, it would be written with an <h>, such as ''Ghinea'', an African country. Oscanez uses apostrophes and contractions much more than most other languages on the Iberian peninsula. An overview of them will be provided here.

...the Renaissance). Within its internal history, it belongs to the Ru-Hulam languages native to the Drysian continent, situated west of the Rauna region, half an ...s project was to create a series of unrelated languages out of which mixed languages would develop at a later time.</p>

..."Bójigiáb", "Bojigiab", "Bojigyab"}, -- last three may apply also to other languages otherNames = {"Yaka", "Yaka (Central African Republic)", "Aka", "Beka"}, -- cf 'iyx', 'yaf'

...less commonly ''daxu-rumon'' or ''daxu-rumonih''.</ref>) is a [[w:Romance languages|Romance language]] spoken in an alternate history version of Earth in the A ...e used in local acts; however, Atlantic is the only or one of the official languages in all but one (Imetɣaren Vilaia) of the 63 vilaios<ref>The four vilaios o

["bh"] = {"Bihari languages"}, ["aav"] = {"Austro-Asiatic languages"},

--natural languages ["South African Sign Language"] = "sfs",