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Inspiration: Old Chinese, [[Heleasic]], Akkadian, Amharic | Inspiration: Old Chinese, [[Heleasic]], Akkadian, Amharic | ||
Far East Semitic is one of the major branches of Semitic and some literary languages of [[Verse:Irta]]'s Southeast Asia belong here. It's in a clade with Akkadian. It was first observed to be related to other Semitic languages by the | Far East Semitic is one of the major branches of Semitic and some literary languages of [[Verse:Irta]]'s Southeast Asia belong here. It's in a clade with Akkadian. It was first observed to be related to other Semitic languages by the linguist Tean-Ga Fén, himself a native speaker of both Cuam and Far East Semitic. | ||
Loans from Old Chinese, Hoddi Hebrew and Sino-IE in addition to the usual SEA families (except Austronesian) | Loans from Old Chinese, Hoddi Hebrew and Sino-IE in addition to the usual SEA families (except Austronesian) | ||