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The variety of the Bru language represented by this dictionary is known in Laos as Bru Tri and in Vietnam as Bru Vân Kiều. Of an estimated population of around 100,000, 26,700 are living in Laos (2005 census) and 74,506 are living in Vietnam (2009...

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The Kamasau language is spoken by about 900 people living in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. This dictionary was first printed in 1995 under the name Wand Tuan Wand Puate:Yumbo Yumbo Buagi Raqe Wund. The English title is Kamasau Practical...

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This is Iriza Basic Kinyarwanda Dictionary written in today's Kinyarwanda orthography and based on Comparative African Wordlist (CAWL). This is an attempt to the future creation of Iriza Dictionary for East African Community that will contribute to the...

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The Hanga-speaking people live mainly in the Northern Region of Ghana, in the town of Damongo and thirteen villages mainly to the north of Damongo. Most of these villages can be accessed via a western road going north from Larabanga. Three villages are...

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Balantak is an Austronesian language spoken by approximately 30,000 people who primarily live on the eastern end of the east peninsula of Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. Most Balantak people also speak Indonesian. Some Andio, Bugis, Gorontalo, and Indonesian

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The Lou language is spoken by Lou Islanders in Papua New Guinea. This dictionary is the result of work by Solak Pwaka and Sassah Keliwin.