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''Not to be confused with the Puan or [[Pyuwan language]] spoken in [[Kyawcenni Pua]].'' | |||
There are a number of '''languages indigenous to Pua''' spanning multiple linguistic families. | There are a number of '''languages indigenous to Pua''' spanning multiple linguistic families. | ||
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* [[Arodjun]] | * [[Arodjun]] | ||
== Pihi == | == Pihi == | ||
* [[English]] | |||
* [[German]] | |||
* [[Herng]] | |||
== West Pua == | == West Pua == | ||
* [[English]] | |||
* [[Toki Pua]] | |||
* [[Herng]] | |||
== Xarslasja == | == Xarslasja == | ||
* [[Arodjun]] | * [[Arodjun]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:53, 30 January 2025
Not to be confused with the Puan or Pyuwan language spoken in Kyawcenni Pua.
There are a number of languages indigenous to Pua spanning multiple linguistic families.
East Pua
East Pua has a number of languages present within its borders, this is an incomplete list:[1]