Tsai-Chire languages - Revision history

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	The '''[[Tsai]]-[[Chire]]''' languages (sometimes shortened to ''Tsachire languages'') are a language family native to [[Shingtsun]]. West Itsu used to be spoken in the [[Yijan Savanna]], while East Itsu used to be spoken in [[Shingtin]], but is now a critically endangered language with a handful of speakers from [[Byukyi]]. The Yakkanogi language is the most stable and widely known of all Shingtsunni indigenous languages. It is considered vulnerable, but revival efforts have helped elevate it to a second national language of Shingtsun studied by many non-indigenous people.		The '''[[Tsai]]-[[Chire]]''' languages (sometimes shortened to ''Tsachire languages'') are a language family native to [[Shingtsun]]. West Itsu used to be spoken in the [[Yijan Savanna]], while East Itsu used to be spoken in [[Shingtin]], but is now a critically endangered language with a handful of speakers from [[Byukyi]]. The Yakkanogi language is the most stable and widely known of all Shingtsunni indigenous languages. It is considered vulnerable, but revival efforts have helped elevate it to a second national language of Shingtsun studied by many non-indigenous people. The Tsai-Chire languages descended from [[Proto-Tsai-Chire]].

	==Classification==		==Classification==

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	The '''[[Tsai]]-[[Chire]]''' languages are a language family native to [[Shingtsun]]. West Itsu used to be spoken in the [[Yijan Savanna]], while East Itsu used to be spoken in [[Shingtin]], but is now a critically endangered language with a handful of speakers from [[Byukyi]]. The Yakkanogi language is the most stable and widely known of all Shingtsunni indigenous languages. It is considered vulnerable, but revival efforts have helped elevate it to a second national language of Shingtsun studied by many non-indigenous people.		The '''[[Tsai]]-[[Chire]]''' languages (sometimes shortened to ''Tsachire languages'') are a language family native to [[Shingtsun]]. West Itsu used to be spoken in the [[Yijan Savanna]], while East Itsu used to be spoken in [[Shingtin]], but is now a critically endangered language with a handful of speakers from [[Byukyi]]. The Yakkanogi language is the most stable and widely known of all Shingtsunni indigenous languages. It is considered vulnerable, but revival efforts have helped elevate it to a second national language of Shingtsun studied by many non-indigenous people.

	==Classification==		==Classification==

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The '''[[Tsai]]-[[Chire]]''' languages are a language family native to [[Shingtsun]]. West Itsu used to be spoken in the [[Yijan Savanna]], while East Itsu used to be spoken in [[Shingtin]], but is now a critically endangered language with a handful of speakers from [[Byukyi]]. The Yakkanogi language is the most stable and widely known of all Shingtsunni indigenous languages. It is considered vulnerable, but revival efforts have helped elevate it to a second national language of Shingtsun studied by many non-indigenous people.

==Classification==
* [[Proto-Tsai-Chire]] ''(Tsai-Chire languages)''
** [[Proto-Itsu]] ''(Itsu languages)''
*** [[West Itsu]] †
*** [[East Itsu]]
** [[Yakkanogi]]