Enum font::feature::Language

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pub enum Language {
Show 593 variants    Abaza,
    Abkhazian,
    Acholi,
    Achi,
    Adyghe,
    Afrikaans,
    Afar,
    Agaw,
    Aiton,
    Akan,
    Alsatian,
    Altai,
    Amharic,
    AngloSaxon,
    AmericanistPhoneticNotation,
    Arabic,
    Aragonese,
    Aari,
    Rakhine,
    Assamese,
    Asturian,
    Athapaskan,
    Avar,
    Awadhi,
    Aymara,
    Torki,
    Azerbaijani,
    Badaga,
    Banda,
    Baghelkhandi,
    Balkar,
    Balinese,
    Bavarian,
    Baule,
    BatakToba,
    Berber,
    Bench,
    BibleCree,
    Bandjalang,
    Belarussian,
    Bemba,
    Bengali,
    Haryanvi,
    Bagri,
    Bulgarian,
    Bhili,
    Bhojpuri,
    Bikol,
    Bilen,
    Bislama,
    Kanauji,
    Blackfoot,
    Baluchi,
    PaoKaren,
    Balante,
    Balti,
    Bambara,
    Bamileke,
    Bosnian,
    BishnupriyaManipuri,
    Breton,
    Brahui,
    BrajBhasha,
    Burmese,
    Bodo,
    Bashkir,
    Burushaski,
    Beti,
    BatakSimalungun,
    Bugis,
    Medumba,
    Kaqchikel,
    Catalan,
    ZamboangaChavacano,
    Cebuano,
    Chechen,
    ChahaGurage,
    Chattisgarhi,
    Chichewa,
    Chukchi,
    Chuukese,
    Choctaw,
    Chipewyan,
    Cherokee,
    Chamorro,
    Chuvash,
    Cheyenne,
    Chiga,
    Comorian,
    Coptic,
    Cornish,
    Corsican,
    Creoles,
    Cree,
    Carrier,
    CrimeanTatar,
    Kashubian,
    ChurchSlavonic,
    Czech,
    Chittagonian,
    SanBlasKuna,
    Danish,
    Dargwa,
    Dayi,
    WoodsCree,
    German,
    Dogri,
    DogriMacrolanguage,
    Dhangu,
    DivehiDeprecated,
    Dimli,
    Divehi,
    Zarma,
    Djambarrpuyngu,
    Dangme,
    Dan,
    Dinka,
    Dari,
    Dhuwal,
    Dungan,
    Dzongkha,
    Ebira,
    EasternCree,
    Edo,
    Efik,
    Greek,
    EasternManinkakan,
    English,
    Erzya,
    Spanish,
    CentralYupik,
    Estonian,
    Basque,
    Evenki,
    Even,
    Ewe,
    FrenchAntillean,
    Fang,
    Persian,
    Fanti,
    Finnish,
    Fijian,
    DutchFlemish,
    Fefe,
    ForestNenets,
    Fon,
    Faroese,
    French,
    CajunFrench,
    Frisian,
    Friulian,
    Arpitan,
    Futa,
    Fulah,
    NigerianFulfulde,
    Ga,
    ScottishGaelic,
    Gagauz,
    Galician,
    Garshuni,
    Garhwali,
    Geez,
    Githabul,
    Gilyak,
    Kiribati,
    KpelleGuinea,
    Gilaki,
    Gumuz,
    Gumatj,
    Gogo,
    Gondi,
    Greenlandic,
    Garo,
    Guarani,
    Wayuu,
    Gupapuyngu,
    Gujarati,
    Gusii,
    Haitian,
    Halam,
    Harauti,
    Hausa,
    Hawaiian,
    Haya,
    Hazaragi,
    HammerBanna,
    Herero,
    Hiligaynon,
    Hindi,
    HighMari,
    Hmong,
    HiriMotu,
    Hindko,
    Ho,
    Harari,
    Croatian,
    Hungarian,
    Armenian,
    ArmenianEast,
    Iban,
    Ibibio,
    Igbo,
    Ijolanguages,
    Ido,
    Interlingue,
    Ilokano,
    Interlingua,
    Indonesian,
    Ingush,
    Inuktitut,
    Inupiat,
    InternationalPhoneticAlphabet,
    Irish,
    IrishTraditional,
    Icelandic,
    InariSami,
    Italian,
    Hebrew,
    JamaicanCreole,
    Japanese,
    Javanese,
    Lojban,
    Krymchak,
    Yiddish,
    Ladino,
    Jula,
    Kabardian,
    Kabyle,
    Kachchi,
    Kalenjin,
    Kannada,
    Karachay,
    Georgian,
    Kazakh,
    Makonde,
    Kabuverdianu,
    Kebena,
    Kekchi,
    KhutsuriGeorgian,
    Khakass,
    KhantyKazim,
    Khmer,
    KhantyShurishkar,
    KhamtiShan,
    KhantyVakhi,
    Khowar,
    Kikuyu,
    Kirghiz,
    Kisii,
    Kirmanjki,
    SouthernKiwai,
    EasternPwoKaren,
    Kokni,
    Kalmyk,
    Kamba,
    Kumaoni,
    Komo,
    Komso,
    KhorasaniTurkic,
    Kanuri,
    Kodagu,
    KoreanOldHangul,
    Konkani,
    Kikongo,
    Komi,
    Kongo,
    KomiPermyak,
    Korean,
    Kosraean,
    KomiZyrian,
    Kpelle,
    Krio,
    Karakalpak,
    Karelian,
    Karaim,
    Karen,
    Koorete,
    Kashmiri,
    Ripuarian,
    Khasi,
    KildinSami,
    SgawKaren,
    Kuanyama,
    Kui,
    Kulvi,
    Kumyk,
    Kurdish,
    Kurukh,
    Kuy,
    Koryak,
    WesternKayah,
    Ladin,
    Lahuli,
    Lak,
    Lambani,
    Lao,
    Latin,
    Laz,
    LCree,
    Ladakhi,
    Lezgi,
    Ligurian,
    Limburgish,
    Lingala,
    Lisu,
    Lampung,
    Laki,
    LowMari,
    Limbu,
    Lombard,
    Lomwe,
    Loma,
    Luri,
    LowerSorbian,
    LuleSami,
    Lithuanian,
    Luxembourgish,
    LubaLulua,
    LubaKatanga,
    Ganda,
    Luyia,
    Luo,
    Latvian,
    Madura,
    Magahi,
    Marshallese,
    Majang,
    Makhuwa,
    Malayalam,
    Mam,
    Mansi,
    Mapudungun,
    Marathi,
    Marwari,
    Mbundu,
    Mbo,
    Manchu,
    MooseCree,
    Mende,
    Mandar,
    Meen,
    Meru,
    Morisyen,
    Minangkabau,
    Mizo,
    Macedonian,
    Makasar,
    Kituba,
    Male,
    Malagasy,
    Malinke,
    MalayalamReformed,
    Malay,
    Mandinka,
    Mongolian,
    Manipuri,
    Maninka,
    Manx,
    Mohawk,
    Moksha,
    Moldavian,
    Mon,
    Moroccan,
    Mossi,
    Maori,
    Maithili,
    Maltese,
    Mundari,
    Muscogee,
    Mirandese,
    HmongDaw,
    Mayan,
    Mazanderani,
    NagaAssamese,
    Nahuatl,
    Nanai,
    Neapolitan,
    Naskapi,
    Nauruan,
    Navajo,
    NCree,
    Ndebele,
    Ndau,
    Ndonga,
    LowSaxon,
    Nepali,
    Newari,
    Ngbaka,
    Nagari,
    NorwayHouseCree,
    Nisi,
    Niuean,
    Nyankole,
    NKo,
    Dutch,
    Nimadi,
    Nogai,
    Norwegian,
    Novial,
    NorthernSami,
    NorthernSotho,
    NorthernTai,
    Esperanto,
    Nyamwezi,
    NorwegianNynorsk,
    MbembeTigon,
    Occitan,
    OjiCree,
    Ojibway,
    Odia,
    Oromo,
    Ossetian,
    PalestinianAramaic,
    Pangasinan,
    Pali,
    Pampangan,
    Punjabi,
    Palpa,
    Papiamentu,
    Pashto,
    Palauan,
    Bouyei,
    Picard,
    PennsylvaniaGerman,
    PolytonicGreek,
    Phake,
    Norfolk,
    Filipino,
    Palaung,
    Polish,
    Piemontese,
    WesternPanjabi,
    Pocomchi,
    Pohnpeian,
    Provencal,
    Portuguese,
    WesternPwoKaren,
    Chin,
    Kiche,
    QuechuaBolivia,
    Quechua,
    QuechuaEcuador,
    QuechuaPeru,
    Rajasthani,
    Rarotongan,
    RussianBuriat,
    RCree,
    Rejang,
    Riang,
    Tarifit,
    Ritarungo,
    Arakwal,
    Romansh,
    VlaxRomani,
    Romanian,
    Romany,
    Rusyn,
    Rotuman,
    Kinyarwanda,
    Rundi,
    Aromanian,
    Russian,
    Sadri,
    Sanskrit,
    Sasak,
    Santali,
    Sayisi,
    Sicilian,
    Scots,
    Sekota,
    Selkup,
    OldIrish,
    Sango,
    Samogitian,
    Tachelhit,
    Shan,
    Sibe,
    Sidamo,
    SilteGurage,
    SkoltSami,
    Slovak,
    NorthSlavey,
    Slavey,
    Slovenian,
    Somali,
    Samoan,
    Sena,
    Shona,
    Sindhi,
    Sinhala,
    Soninke,
    SodoGurage,
    Songe,
    SouthernSotho,
    Albanian,
    Serbian,
    Sardinian,
    Saraiki,
    Serer,
    SouthSlavey,
    SouthernSami,
    SaterlandFrisian,
    Sukuma,
    Sundanese,
    Suri,
    Svan,
    Swedish,
    SwadayaAramaic,
    Swahili,
    Swati,
    Sutu,
    UpperSaxon,
    Sylheti,
    Syriac,
    Silesian,
    Tabasaran,
    Tajiki,
    Tamil,
    Tatar,
    THCree,
    DehongDai,
    Telugu,
    Tetum,
    Tagalog,
    Tongan,
    Tigre,
    Tigrinya,
    Thai,
    Tahitian,
    Tibetan,
    Tiv,
    Turkmen,
    Tamashek,
    Temne,
    Tswana,
    TundraNenets,
    Tonga,
    Todo,
    Toma,
    TokPisin,
    Turkish,
    Tsonga,
    TuroyoAramaic,
    Tulu,
    Tumbuka,
    Tuvin,
    Tuvalu,
    Twi,
    Tay,
    Tamazight,
    Tzotzil,
    Udmurt,
    Ukrainian,
    Umbundu,
    Urdu,
    UpperSorbian,
    Uyghur,
    Uzbek,
    Venetian,
    Venda,
    Vietnamese,
    Volapuk,
    Voro,
    Wa,
    Wagdi,
    WarayWaray,
    WestCree,
    Welsh,
    Walloon,
    Wolof,
    Mewati,
    Lu,
    Xhosa,
    Minjangbal,
    Soga,
    KpelleLiberia,
    Sakha,
    Yao,
    Yapese,
    Yoruba,
    YCree,
    YiClassic,
    YiModern,
    Zealandic,
    StandardMorrocanTamazigh,
    Zhuang,
    Chinese,
    ChinesePhonetic,
    ChineseSimplified,
    ChineseTraditional,
    Zande,
    Zulu,
    Zazaki,
}

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A language system.

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AngloSaxon

Anglo-Saxon

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AmericanistPhoneticNotation

Phonetic Transcription, Americanist

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Arabic

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Aragonese

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Aari

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Rakhine

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Assamese

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Asturian

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Athapaskan

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Avar

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Awadhi

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Aymara

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Torki

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Azerbaijani

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Badaga

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Banda

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Baghelkhandi

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Balkar

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Balinese

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Bavarian

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Baule

Baulé

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BatakToba

Batak Toba

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Berber

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Bench

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BibleCree

Bible Cree

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Bandjalang

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Belarussian

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Bemba

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Bengali

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Haryanvi

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Bagri

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Bulgarian

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Bhili

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Bhojpuri

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Bikol

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Bilen

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Bislama

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Kanauji

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Blackfoot

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Baluchi

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PaoKaren

Pa’o Karen

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Balante

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Balti

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Bambara

Bambara (Bamanankan)

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Bamileke

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Bosnian

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BishnupriyaManipuri

Bishnupriya Manipuri

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Breton

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Brahui

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BrajBhasha

Braj Bhasha

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Burmese

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Bodo

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Bashkir

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Burushaski

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Beti

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BatakSimalungun

Batak Simalungun

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Bugis

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Medumba

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Kaqchikel

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Catalan

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ZamboangaChavacano

Zamboanga Chavacano

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Cebuano

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Chechen

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ChahaGurage

Chaha Gurage

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Chattisgarhi

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Chichewa

Chichewa (Chewa, Nyanja)

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Chukchi

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Chuukese

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Choctaw

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Chipewyan

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Cherokee

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Chamorro

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Chuvash

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Cheyenne

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Chiga

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Comorian

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Coptic

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Cornish

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Corsican

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Creoles

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Cree

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Carrier

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CrimeanTatar

Crimean Tatar

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Kashubian

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ChurchSlavonic

Church Slavonic

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Czech

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Chittagonian

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SanBlasKuna

San Blas Kuna

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Danish

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Dargwa

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Dayi

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WoodsCree

Woods Cree

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German

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Dogri

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DogriMacrolanguage

Dogri

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Dhangu

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DivehiDeprecated

Divehi (Dhivehi, Maldivian)

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Dimli

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Divehi

Divehi (Dhivehi, Maldivian)

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Zarma

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Djambarrpuyngu

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Dangme

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Dan

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Dinka

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Dari

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Dhuwal

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Dungan

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Dzongkha

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Ebira

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EasternCree

Eastern Cree

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Edo

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Efik

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Greek

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EasternManinkakan

Eastern Maninkakan

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English

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Erzya

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Spanish

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CentralYupik

Central Yupik

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Estonian

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Basque

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Evenki

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Even

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Ewe

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FrenchAntillean

French Antillean

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Fang

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Persian

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Fanti

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Finnish

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Fijian

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DutchFlemish

Dutch (Flemish)

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Fefe

Fe’fe’

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ForestNenets

Forest Nenets

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Fon

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Faroese

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French

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CajunFrench

Cajun French

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Frisian

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Friulian

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Arpitan

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Futa

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Fulah

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NigerianFulfulde

Nigerian Fulfulde

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Ga

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ScottishGaelic

Scottish Gaelic (Gaelic)

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Gagauz

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Galician

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Garshuni

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Garhwali

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Geez

Ge’ez

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Githabul

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Gilyak

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Kiribati

Kiribati (Gilbertese)

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KpelleGuinea

Kpelle (Guinea)

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Gilaki

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Gumuz

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Gumatj

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Gogo

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Gondi

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Greenlandic

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Garo

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Guarani

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Wayuu

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Gupapuyngu

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Gujarati

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Gusii

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Haitian

Haitian (Haitian Creole)

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Halam

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Harauti

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Hausa

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Hawaiian

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Haya

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Hazaragi

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HammerBanna

Hammer-Banna

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Herero

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Hiligaynon

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Hindi

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HighMari

High Mari

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Hmong

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HiriMotu

Hiri Motu

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Hindko

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Ho

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Harari

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Croatian

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Hungarian

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Armenian

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ArmenianEast

Armenian East

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Iban

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Ibibio

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Igbo

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Ijolanguages

Ijo languages

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Ido

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Interlingue

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Ilokano

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Interlingua

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Indonesian

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Ingush

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Inuktitut

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Inupiat

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InternationalPhoneticAlphabet

Phonetic transcription, IPA

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Irish

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IrishTraditional

Irish Traditional

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Icelandic

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InariSami

Inari Sami

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Italian

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Hebrew

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JamaicanCreole

Jamaican Creole

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Japanese

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Javanese

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Lojban

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Krymchak

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Yiddish

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Ladino

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Jula

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Kabardian

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Kabyle

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Kachchi

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Kalenjin

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Kannada

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Karachay

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Georgian

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Kazakh

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Makonde

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Kabuverdianu

Kabuverdianu (Crioulo)

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Kebena

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Kekchi

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KhutsuriGeorgian

Khutsuri Georgian

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Khakass

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KhantyKazim

Khanty-Kazim

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Khmer

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KhantyShurishkar

Khanty-Shurishkar

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KhamtiShan

Khamti Shan

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KhantyVakhi

Khanty-Vakhi

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Khowar

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Kikuyu

Kikuyu (Gikuyu)

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Kirghiz

Kirghiz (Kyrgyz)

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Kisii

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Kirmanjki

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SouthernKiwai

Southern Kiwai

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EasternPwoKaren

Eastern Pwo Karen

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Kokni

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Kalmyk

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Kamba

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Kumaoni

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Komo

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Komso

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KhorasaniTurkic

Khorasani Turkic

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Kanuri

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Kodagu

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KoreanOldHangul

Korean Old Hangul

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Konkani

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Kikongo

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Komi

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Kongo

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KomiPermyak

Komi-Permyak

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Korean

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Kosraean

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KomiZyrian

Komi-Zyrian

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Kpelle

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Krio

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Karakalpak

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Karelian

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Karaim

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Karen

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Koorete

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Kashmiri

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Ripuarian

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Khasi

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KildinSami

Kildin Sami

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SgawKaren

S’gaw Karen

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Kuanyama

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Kui

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Kulvi

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Kumyk

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Kurdish

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Kurukh

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Kuy

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Koryak

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WesternKayah

Western Kayah

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Ladin

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Lahuli

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Lak

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Lambani

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Lao

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Latin

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Laz

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LCree

L-Cree

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Ladakhi

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Lezgi

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Ligurian

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Limburgish

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Lingala

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Lisu

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Lampung

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Laki

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LowMari

Low Mari

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Limbu

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Lombard

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Lomwe

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Loma

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Luri

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LowerSorbian

Lower Sorbian

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LuleSami

Lule Sami

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Lithuanian

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Luxembourgish

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LubaLulua

Luba-Lulua

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LubaKatanga

Luba-Katanga

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Ganda

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Luyia

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Luo

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Latvian

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Madura

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Magahi

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Marshallese

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Majang

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Makhuwa

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Malayalam

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Mam

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Mansi

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Mapudungun

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Marathi

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Marwari

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Mbundu

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Mbo

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Manchu

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MooseCree

Moose Cree

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Mende

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Mandar

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Meen

Me’en

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Meru

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Morisyen

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Minangkabau

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Mizo

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Macedonian

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Makasar

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Kituba

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Male

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Malagasy

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Malinke

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MalayalamReformed

Malayalam Reformed

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Malay

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Mandinka

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Mongolian

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Manipuri

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Maninka

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Manx

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Mohawk

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Moksha

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Moldavian

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Mon

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Moroccan

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Mossi

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Maori

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Maithili

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Maltese

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Mundari

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Muscogee

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Mirandese

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HmongDaw

Hmong Daw

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Mayan

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Mazanderani

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NagaAssamese

Naga-Assamese

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Nahuatl

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Nanai

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Neapolitan

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Naskapi

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Nauruan

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Navajo

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NCree

N-Cree

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Ndebele

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Ndau

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Ndonga

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LowSaxon

Low Saxon

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Nepali

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Newari

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Ngbaka

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Nagari

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NorwayHouseCree

Norway House Cree

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Nisi

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Niuean

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Nyankole

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NKo

N’Ko

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Dutch

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Nimadi

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Nogai

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Norwegian

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Novial

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NorthernSami

Northern Sami

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NorthernSotho

Sotho, Northern

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NorthernTai

Northern Tai

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Esperanto

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Nyamwezi

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NorwegianNynorsk

Norwegian Nynorsk (Nynorsk, Norwegian)

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MbembeTigon

Mbembe Tigon

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Occitan

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OjiCree

Oji-Cree

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Ojibway

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Odia

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Oromo

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Ossetian

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PalestinianAramaic

Palestinian Aramaic

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Pangasinan

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Pali

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Pampangan

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Punjabi

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Palpa

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Papiamentu

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Pashto

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Palauan

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Bouyei

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Picard

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PennsylvaniaGerman

Pennsylvania German

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PolytonicGreek

Polytonic Greek

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Phake

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Norfolk

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Filipino

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Palaung

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Polish

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Piemontese

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WesternPanjabi

Western Panjabi

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Pocomchi

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Pohnpeian

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Provencal

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Portuguese

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WesternPwoKaren

Western Pwo Karen

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Chin

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Kiche

K’iche’

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QuechuaBolivia

Quechua (Bolivia)

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Quechua

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QuechuaEcuador

Quechua (Ecuador)

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QuechuaPeru

Quechua (Peru)

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Rajasthani

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Rarotongan

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RussianBuriat

Russian Buriat

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RCree

R-Cree

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Rejang

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Riang

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Tarifit

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Ritarungo

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Arakwal

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Romansh

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VlaxRomani

Vlax Romani

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Romanian

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Romany

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Rusyn

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Rotuman

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Kinyarwanda

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Rundi

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Aromanian

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Russian

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Sadri

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Sanskrit

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Sasak

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Santali

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Sayisi

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Sicilian

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Scots

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Sekota

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Selkup

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OldIrish

Old Irish

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Sango

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Samogitian

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Tachelhit

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Shan

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Sibe

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Sidamo

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SilteGurage

Silte Gurage

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SkoltSami

Skolt Sami

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Slovak

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NorthSlavey

North Slavey

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Slavey

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Slovenian

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Somali

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Samoan

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Sena

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Shona

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Sindhi

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Sinhala

Sinhala (Sinhalese)

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Soninke

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SodoGurage

Sodo Gurage

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Songe

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SouthernSotho

Sotho, Southern

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Albanian

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Serbian

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Sardinian

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Saraiki

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Serer

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SouthSlavey

South Slavey

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SouthernSami

Southern Sami

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SaterlandFrisian

Saterland Frisian

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Sukuma

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Sundanese

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Suri

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Svan

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Swedish

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SwadayaAramaic

Swadaya Aramaic

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Swahili

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Swati

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Sutu

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UpperSaxon

Upper Saxon

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Sylheti

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Syriac

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Silesian

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Tabasaran

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Tajiki

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Tamil

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Tatar

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THCree

TH-Cree

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DehongDai

Dehong Dai

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Telugu

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Tetum

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Tagalog

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Tongan

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Tigre

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Tigrinya

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Thai

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Tahitian

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Tibetan

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Tiv

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Turkmen

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Tamashek

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Temne

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Tswana

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TundraNenets

Tundra Nenets

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Tonga

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Todo

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Toma

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TokPisin

Tok Pisin

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Turkish

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Tsonga

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TuroyoAramaic

Turoyo Aramaic

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Tulu

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Tumbuka

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Tuvin

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Tuvalu

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Twi

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Tay

Tày

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Tamazight

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Tzotzil

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Udmurt

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Ukrainian

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Umbundu

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Urdu

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UpperSorbian

Upper Sorbian

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Uyghur

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Uzbek

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Venetian

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Venda

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Vietnamese

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Volapuk

Volapük

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Voro

Võro

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Wa

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Wagdi

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WarayWaray

Waray-Waray

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WestCree

West-Cree

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Welsh

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Walloon

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Wolof

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Mewati

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Lu

Lü

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Xhosa

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Minjangbal

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Soga

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KpelleLiberia

Kpelle (Liberia)

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Sakha

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Yao

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Yapese

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Yoruba

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YCree

Y-Cree

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YiClassic

Yi Classic

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YiModern

Yi Modern

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Zealandic

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StandardMorrocanTamazigh

Standard Morrocan Tamazigh

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Zhuang

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Chinese

Chinese, Hong Kong SAR

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ChinesePhonetic

Chinese Phonetic

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ChineseSimplified

Chinese Simplified

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ChineseTraditional

Chinese Traditional

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Zande

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Zulu

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Zazaki

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impl Language

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pub fn from_tag(tag: &Tag) -> Option<Language>

Create an instance from a tag.

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pub fn codes(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = &'static str>

Return ISO 639 codes.

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pub fn name(&self) -> &'static str

Return the name.

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impl Clone for Language

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fn clone(&self) -> Language

Returns a copy of the value. Read more

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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impl Debug for Language

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result<(), Error>

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl From<Language> for Tag

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fn from(language: Language) -> Tag

Converts to this type from the input type.

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impl Hash for Language

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fn hash<H>(&self, state: &mut H)where __H: Hasher,

Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more

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fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more

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impl Ord for Language

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fn cmp(&self, other: &Language) -> Ordering

This method returns an Ordering between self and other. Read more

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fn max(self, other: Self) -> Selfwhere Self: Sized,

Compares and returns the maximum of two values. Read more

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fn min(self, other: Self) -> Selfwhere Self: Sized,

Compares and returns the minimum of two values. Read more

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fn clamp(self, min: Self, max: Self) -> Selfwhere Self: Sized + PartialOrd<Self>,

Restrict a value to a certain interval. Read more

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impl PartialEq<Language> for Language

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fn eq(&self, other: &Language) -> bool

This method tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

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impl PartialOrd<Language> for Language

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fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &Language) -> Option<Ordering>

This method returns an ordering between self and other values if one exists. Read more

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fn lt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests less than (for self and other) and is used by the < operator. Read more

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fn le(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests less than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the <= operator. Read more

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fn gt(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests greater than (for self and other) and is used by the > operator. Read more

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fn ge(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests greater than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the >= operator. Read more

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impl Copy for Language

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impl Eq for Language

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impl StructuralEq for Language

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impl StructuralPartialEq for Language

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Language

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impl Send for Language

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impl Sync for Language

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impl Unpin for Language

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impl UnwindSafe for Language

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impl<T> Any for Twhere T: 'static + ?Sized,

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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

Gets the TypeId of self. Read more

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impl<T> Borrow<T> for Twhere T: ?Sized,

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fn borrow(&self) -> &T

Immutably borrows from an owned value. Read more

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impl<T> BorrowMut<T> for Twhere T: ?Sized,

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fn borrow_mut(&mut self) -> &mut T

Mutably borrows from an owned value. Read more

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impl<T> From<T> for T

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fn from(t: T) -> T

Returns the argument unchanged.

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impl<T, U> Into for Twhere U: From<T>,

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fn into(self) -> U

Calls U::from(self).

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The resulting type after obtaining ownership.

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fn to_owned(&self) -> T

Creates owned data from borrowed data, usually by cloning. Read more

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fn clone_into(&self, target: &mut T)

Uses borrowed data to replace owned data, usually by cloning. Read more

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The type returned in the event of a conversion error.

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fn try_from(value: U) -> Result<T, <T as TryFrom>::Error>

Performs the conversion.

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The type returned in the event of a conversion error.

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fn try_into(self) -> Result<U, >::Error>

Performs the conversion.