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==Languages== ...valent within Indian Empire. Danish and Spanish have been the main initial languages. However, after Indian Empire's Independence, English began to emerge as a

...er resonants and lengthens the preceding vowel, but in Northian as in most languages, restorations are common. In n-stems, *-s was either not dropped or was ea ...s is argued to indicate Northian was more archaic than most other daughter languages, which mostly show the reflex of *-ms > *-ns; in Northian, *-ms is diagnose

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...uages, as the framers of the United Bahian Republic did not want "colonial languages" to be official, and foreign policy issues as certain organisations like th

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|title= Main Languages in the United States {{bar percent|[[wp:French language|Native American languages]]|Purple|10.3}}

|languages = ...uest of [[Lilledel]], around 75 CE, subjugating the indigenous {{wp|Uralic languages|paleo-Hallic peoples}}. In the Svaldish [[Disitru|Disitruar]] {{wp|oral tra

...ers preoccupied with preserving [[Demographics of Gylias#Ethnic groups and languages|Gylias' multilingualism]] as the apotheosis of [[Margot Fontaine#Writer and

The [[Lushyods]] are originally a {{wp|Finno-Ugric languages|Ugric}} people who, through successive migrations, came to conflict with th The Dzamarsk, also sometime known as '''Jutzods''' in {{wp|Ugric languages|Lush}} or '''Travellers''', are a mosaïc of people who migrated from south

...anguage|Umitaku}}<br>{{wp|Yiddish|Yudipraha}}<br>'''Nonautonomous Regional Languages'''<br>{{wp|Iraqi Arabic|Semharan}}<br>{{wp|Yemeni Arabic|An-Naas}}<br>{{wp| ...New Piedmont one of the most diverse countries on the planet, with twelve languages having more than 100,000 native speakers in New Piedmont, with seven of the

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...es centered in urban enclaves or isolated regions also exist. Two of these languages, {{wp|Oneida language|Yawathan}} and {{wp|Cherokee language|Dilanian}} are

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...Creoles, as fewer and fewer people were able to speak their native Bahian languages.

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| languages = [[wikipedia:Russian language|Beleroskovian]] | languages2_type = Spoken languages

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