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By number of languages, the Southern group is by far the largest. The branch alone has hundreds of languages, but some of the more common ones include Mowinda-Moyeng, Mitu Õa and Yangaela(양앨아, one of the only languages aside from [[w:Korean language|Korean]] that uses the Hangul system). | By number of languages, the Southern group is by far the largest. The branch alone has hundreds of languages, but some of the more common ones include Mowinda-Moyeng, Mitu Õa and Yangaela(양앨아, one of the only languages aside from [[w:Korean language|Korean]] that uses the Hangul system). | ||
===Naéllang=== | ===Naéllang=== | ||
Naéllang(Nillíno: [[Help:IPA|[ | Naéllang(Nillíno: [[Help:IPA|[naˈejaŋ]]]) are a small Sinatolean language family that developed primarily on the former Spanish colony of Santa Valeria(Nillíno: ''Ngoé-kk’''), so most of the languages in this family, such as the most spoken language on the island, [[Nillíno]], have mostly Spanish-derived orthographies. However, the language of [[Narabõa]], spoken on the island of Narabõa/São Cezário, was influenced by Portuguese instead, because of Portuguese colonial influence on the island. | ||
===Sinat’=== | ===Sinat’=== | ||
Sinat’(Assiha’: [[Help:IPA|[zinˈɑːtˀ]]]) is a completely extinct branch of the Sinatolean language family, and also gave its name to the region where many Sinatoleans live today. It was spoken between around 600 CE-900 CE, when the dramatic rise of the [[Sinatolean|Sinatolean language]] and [[Sinatolean Empire|empire]] led to the decline and gradual extinction of the Sinat’ languages around 1000 CE. | Sinat’(Assiha’: [[Help:IPA|[zinˈɑːtˀ]]]) is a completely extinct branch of the Sinatolean language family, and also gave its name to the region where many Sinatoleans live today. It was spoken between around 600 CE-900 CE, when the dramatic rise of the [[Sinatolean|Sinatolean language]] and [[Sinatolean Empire|empire]] led to the decline and gradual extinction of the Sinat’ languages around 1000 CE. | ||
[[Category:Sinatolean languages]] [[Category:Language families]] | [[Category:Sinatolean languages]] [[Category:Language families]] | ||