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The East Frisian Low Saxon language, casually spoken | Wikitongues
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The East Frisian Low Saxon language, casually | Wikitongues
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The Purgi and Shina languages, casually spoken | Wikitongues
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The Wenglingnese language, casually spoken | Wikitongues
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The Mugat language, casually spoken | Akmal and his children speaking Mugat | Wikitongues
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The Mugat language, casually spoken | Nur Ali speaking Mugat | Wikitongues
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The Manx language, casually spoken | Owen speaking Manx | Wikitongues
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The Mahasuvi language's Rohruri dialect, casually spoken | Wikitongues
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The Hokkien language, casually spoken | Selly speaking Median Hokkien | Wikitongues
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The Kaitag language, casually spoken | Magomed speaking Kaitag | Wikitongues
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The Turkic Karachay-Balkar language, casually spoken | Raya speaking Karachay-Balkar | Wikitongues
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The Surzhyk language, casually spoken | Andrij speaking Surzhyk | Wikitongues
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The East Pomeranian language, casually spoken | Lilia Jonat speaking Pomeranian | Wikitongues
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The Low Saxon language, casually spoken | Albert speaking Rouveen Low Saxon | Wikitongues
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The Shona language, casually spoken | Rue speaking Karanga Shona | Wikitongues
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The Kayan language, casually spoken | Wahyu speaking Kayan Mahakam | Wikitongues
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The Juhuri language, casually spoken | Vera speaking Judeo-Tat and Russian | Wikitongues
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The Sirmauri language, casually spoken | Kirnesh speaking Giripari dialect | Wikitongues
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The Twents language, casually spoken | Martin speaking Twents | Wikitongues
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The Teochew language, casually spoken | Widya speaking Pontianak Teochew | Wikitongues
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Kenya's Yaaku language, casually spoken | Leteyion speaking Yaaku | Wikitongues
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The Georgian language, casually spoken | Mariam speaking Georgian | Wikitongues
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Zambia's Lungu language, casually spoken | Daniel speaking (and singing!) Mambwe-Lungu | Wikitongues
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The Ladino language, casually spoken | Isaac speaking Ladino | Wikitongues
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The Maltese language, casually spoken | Elena speaking Maltese | Wikitongues
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