[Australian native languages][Bislama][Chamorro][Kiribati][Maori][Marshallese][Norfuk][Rotuman][Samoan][Tok Pisin][Tongan][Trukese][Wallis and Futuna]
[Nicobare]
[Australian
native languages][Bislama][Chamorro][Kiribati][Maori][Marshallese][Norfuk][Rotuman][Samoan][Tok Pisin][Tongan][Trukese][Wallis and Futuna]
[Nicobare]
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Nicobare
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| Fe karau |
Cu rüid |
Zn parâta |
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| Ag chvâ |
Sn parâta |
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| Au gol-môro |
Pb chumba |
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The Nicobarese or Nicobaric languages form an isolated group of about half a dozen closely related Austroasiatic languages, spoken by the majority of the inhabitants of the Nicobar Islands of India. They have a total of about 30,000 speakers (22,100 native). The majority of Nicobarese speakers use the Car language.
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