...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
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...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
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...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]].
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...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.
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...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>
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...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
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