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Latest revision as of 17:58, 29 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
Recognised minority
language in
 Montilla 448,937
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.