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fr manx (n) |
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fr artésien (n) |
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fr klingon (n) |
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fr nivkh (n) |
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fr babelisation (n) |
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fr catalan (n) |
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cs mluvený (a) |
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fr parlé (a) |
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fr langues sames (n) |
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fr austroasiatique (a) |
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fr castillan (n) |
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cs nespisovný (a) |
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fr gilaki (n) |
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fr dysphasie (n) |
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fr cryptolecte (n) |
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fr cockney (n) |
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fr britto roman (n) |
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fr palilalie (n) |
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fr austro asiatique (a) |
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fr tchadique (a) |
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vi nói (v) |
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fr liégeois (n) |
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fr lezghien (n) |
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fr langues sorabes (n) |
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fr guugu yimidhirr (n) |
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cs hovorový (a) |
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fr arawak (n) |
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fr parlés (a) |
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fr cambrique (n) |
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fr patois (n) |
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fr parlé (a) |
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fr parlé (a) |
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fr saanich (n) |
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fr sonsorolais (n) |
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fr langue gallèse (n) |
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fr néofrançais (n) |
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fr caraïbe (n) |
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fr dizi (n) |
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fr parlé (v) |
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fr gallo (n) |
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fr dolgan (n) |
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