Category:Language articles citing Ethnologue 25
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Pages in category "Language articles citing Ethnologue 25"
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- Bentong language
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- Berinomo language
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- Bhaya language
- Bhilali language
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- Bilaspuri
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- Biyom language
- Blackfoot language
- Bo language (New Guinea)
- Boiken language
- Bokyi language
- Bolango language
- Bom language
- Bonerate language
- Bongili language
- Bonkiman language
- Bookan language
- Boor language
- Bori language
- Boselewa language
- Bosha language
- Bote-Darai language
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- Brazilian Sign Language
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- Broome Pearling Lugger Pidgin
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- Bukharian (Judeo-Tajik dialect)
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- Bulgarian Sign Language
- Bulgebi language
- Buli language (Ghana)
- Bullom So language
- Bulungan language
- Bumbita language
- Bun language
- Buna language
- Bunan language
- Bundjalung people
- Bungain language
- Bungu language
- Burduna language
- Bure language
- Burji language
- Burmese sign language
- Buru language
- Burui language
- Busam language
- Bushi language
- Busuu language
- Butuanon language
C
- Cabécar language
- Cacaloxtepec Mixtec
- Cambodian Sign Language
- Cameroonian Pidgin English
- Camorta language
- Campalagian language
- Canarian Spanish
- Canela dialect
- Carapana language
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- Central Alaskan Yupʼik
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- Central Nicobarese languages
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- Central Teke language
- Cerma language
- Chakali language
- Chakma language
- Chakma people
- Cham Albanian dialect
- Chambri language
- Changriwa language
- Chaʼpalaa language
- Chaplino dialect
- Cheke Holo language
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- Chenchu language
- Chesu language
- Chiapanec language
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- Chilean Sign Language
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- Chokwe language
- Chonyi language
- Christian Neo-Aramaic dialect of Senaya
- Chuave language
- Chulung language
- Chung language
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- Chʼol people
- Cinta Larga language
- Classification of Mixtec languages
- Coast Miwok language
- Coastal Konjo language
- Cocopah language
- Cocos Malay
- Cofán language
- Colombian Sign Language
- Contact sign
- Copala Triqui
- Coyotepec Popoloca language
- Crimean Tatar language
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- Culture of Kashmir
- Cusco–Collao Quechua
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- Cuyonon language
- Cuzco Quechua language
- Cypriot Arabic
D
- Dadibi language
- Dagaaba people
- Dahalo language
- Dair language
- Daju Mongo language
- Dakka language
- Danaru language
- Dangme language
- Darazo
- Darkhad dialect
- Darlong language
- Darmiya language
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- Dawawa language
- Dciriku language
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- Dezfuli dialect
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- Dhurga language
- Dialects of Macedonian
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- Digo language
- Diri language
- Djeoromitxí language
- Djugun dialect
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- Doe language
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