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Revision as of 21:45, 24 February 2024

Sukong
Common Sukong
綠話
Sukong flag.svg
Flag of the Sukong people
Pronunciation[lou˧˩wɒi˧˩] Speaker Icon.svg
Native toSukong
RegionNorthwestern Olivacia
EthnicitySukongs
Native speakers
L1: 305,000,000 (2020)
L2: 21,000,000
FL: 15,000,000
Early form
Standard forms
Ca Luo Sukong
Traditional Chinese
Signed Sukong
Official status
Official language in
 Sukong
Regulated byTBA (Sukong Language Commitee)
Language codes
ISO 639-1su
ISO 639-2suk
ISO 639-3Variously:
suk – Ca Luo Sukong
ssw – South-west Sukong
snw – Norht-west Sukong
suc – Central Sukong
snc – North-central Sukong
ssn – North-south Sukong
sue – East Sukong
sse – South-east Sukong
sne – North-east Sukong
sui – Island Sukong
Sukong language.png
  Official and majority language
  Co-official, but not majority language
  Minority language
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The Sukong languge (綠話, pronounced: [lou˧˩wɒi˧˩] Speaker Icon.svg) is a Sino-Tibetan language mainly spoken in Sukong, and its neighbour nations. Expat speaker communities also exist in Neuewland and Riamo. As a member of the Chinese languages, it shares similarities with Chengshengese. It is unknown as to how these languages spread over such a wide area.