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'''Languages''' are what is spoken verbally by humans to communicate. | |||
==Specific languages== | |||
* [[Czech]] | |||
* [[German]] | |||
* [[Japanese]] | |||
* [[Russian]] | |||
* [[English]] | |||
* [[French]] | |||
* [[Arabic]] | |||
* [[Swedish]] | |||
* [[Spanish]] | |||
* [[Finnish]] | |||
* [[Greek]] | |||
* [[Hindi]] | |||
* [[Dutch]] | |||
* [[Italian]] | |||
* [[Punjabi]] | |||
==By Region== | |||
* [[African languages]] | |||
* [[European languages]] | |||
===Middle Eastern Languages=== | |||
* [[Badeshi language]] | |||
==See also== | |||
* [[Language]] | |||
[[Category:Humanity]] | |||
[[Category:Language]] | |||
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Languages are what is spoken verbally by humans to communicate.
Specific languages
- Czech
- German
- Japanese
- Russian
- English
- French
- Arabic
- Swedish
- Spanish
- Finnish
- Greek
- Hindi
- Dutch
- Italian
- Punjabi