Malagasy language
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Names and connections
Hova dialect; Malgache language; Merina dialect
- Broader: Malayan languages
- Narrower: Antaisaka dialect
- Narrower: Antandroy dialect
- Narrower: Bantu languages--Influence on Malagasy
- Narrower: Bara dialect (Madagascar)
- Narrower: Betsileo dialect
- Narrower: Betsimisaraka dialect
- Narrower: Bushi language
- Narrower: English language--Conversation and phrase books--Malagasy
- Narrower: French language--Conversation and phrase books--Malagasy
- Narrower: French language--Foreign elements--Malagasy
- Narrower: German language--Conversation and phrase books--Malagasy
- Narrower: Indonesian language--Conversation and phrase books--Malagasy
- Narrower: Italian language--Conversation and phrase books--Malagasy
- Narrower: Maanyan language--Influence on Malagasy
- Narrower: Masikoro dialect
- Narrower: Russian language--Conversation and phrase books--Malagasy
- Narrower: Sakalava dialect
- Narrower: Taimoro dialect
- Narrower: Tsimihety dialect
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Morton address: 867162831735637572 · morton4x16-v1
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