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Təi 'Àng ("basin people") is an isolating, monosyllabic Northern Tai language exhibiting strong mainland Southeast Asian areal features through contact with Cantonese, Vietnamese, and Bunu (Hmongic), alongside its Proto-Tai (Southern Zhuang-adjacent) substrate. The speech community is placed in the karst river-basin country of southwestern Guangxi, around Daxin County and the wider Zuo River drainage near the Vietnam border — terrain of limestone peaks enclosing flat valley basins, which the language's own name reflects. It employs a strict SVO morphosyntactic alignment, utilizing compounding and sesquisyllabic derivation (inherited from Proto-Tai, per Pittayaporn 2009) for polysyllabic word formation.

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Auxiliary

Rweimbese

by Mariana Narvaez

This language is located in Nairobi, Kenya.

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Fictional

Estotilandian

by Michael Cobello

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Yamanian

by Bjorn Rexhepi

Its like Kurdish

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Fictional

Modern Roajah

by Mr. Blockz

The modern language of the Roaja people

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LearnEndangered

Wédhytas

by DwaveThePebble

Wédhytas (English: Menapish) is a Celtic language spoken in modern day Belgium and the Netherlands by descendants of the Menapii tribe (which is where it gets its English name). It has VSO word order, 3 cases, and 2 genders. It has been influenced by the Dutch language in both its phonology and its lexicon. It has between 20,000 and 30,000 speakers.

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