the article bears the name Frisian languages, which is a plural. According to the article, there is a language code for North and West Frisian each...
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template to sort the languages according to subbranch. The criteria for inclusion in the box are (1) an ISO 639-3 code, (2) a living language, and (3) a Wikipedia...
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The Foreign Languages section seems ill-named, at least in part -- Spanish, French, and German at least all have dialects that are native to the United...
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Danube Swabian and Standard German are spoken in Entre Rios (in Guarapuava), Low German in Witmarsum (Palmas) and Dutch in Castrolanda (Castro). Ungoliant...
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languages included under the "minority languages" section of this template. I personally would not have thought of these as "minority languages" of China...
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2006 (UTC) Many "languages" here beside Montenegrin are disputed (Bosnian, Bunjevac, even Croatian), as there are not only true languages listed here, but...
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to be used for languages whose writing systems do not lend themselves to being written in italics (Hebrew, East Asian languages, etc.) —Angr 11:04...
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soon come to split off Jewish Indo-Iranian languages to a separate section, and possibly Jewish Romance languages as well...especially after I finish the...
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"Verkehrslandeplatz"). The language problem is nicely mentioned in the French WP article fr:Aérodrome#Terminologie anglaise. The List of "airports" in Germany is equally...
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change to Template:Expand language which is used for many different languages. Can you confirm that this tool is relevant to all of them, otherwise we could...
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