Mozambique--Languages
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Chopi language
- Narrower: Chuwabo language
- Narrower: Koti language
- Narrower: Kunda language
- Narrower: Lomwe language (Mozambique)
- Narrower: Makhuwa language
- Narrower: Makhuwa-Marrevone language
- Narrower: Makhuwa-Shirima language
- Narrower: Makonde language
- Narrower: Makwe language
- Narrower: Manyika language
- Narrower: Mwani language
- Narrower: Ndau language
- Narrower: Ngoni dialect (Nyanja)
- Narrower: Ngoni language (Tanzania and Mozambique)
- Narrower: Nyungwe language
- Narrower: Rue language
- Narrower: Sena language
- Narrower: Shona language
- Narrower: Tonga language (Inhambane)
- Narrower: Tsonga language
- Narrower: Tswa language
- Narrower: Yao language (Africa)
- Narrower: Zigula language
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Morton address: 288441499631633988 · morton4x16-v1
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