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• Mari
  

• Eastern Mari
  

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• Mongolian
  

• Montagnais
  

• Navajo
  

• Norman
  

• Northern Sami
  

• Norwegian
  

• Bokmål
  

• Nynorsk
  

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• Old East Slavic
  

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• Polish
  

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• Romansch
  

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• Rusyn
  

• Sanskrit
  

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• Campidanese
  

• Logudorese
  

• Sassarese
  

• Scots
  

• Scottish gaelic
  

• Serbo-Croatian
  

• Cyrillic
  

• Roman
  

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• Tigrinya
  

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• Turkish
  

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• Wolof
  

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• Yoruba
  

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