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91Hibito–Cholon languages — Hibito–Cholón (tentative) Geographic distribution: Peru Subdivisions: Hibito Cholón ? Culle The extinct Hibito–Cholón or Cholónan languages form a proposed language family that links two languages of Peru …
92Quechua languages — Quechua Qhichwa Simi, Runa Simi Spoken in Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile and Argentina Region Central Andes Ethnicity …
93Classification schemes for Southeast Asian languages — Below is a list of different classification schemes for Southeast Asian languages. Language families represented include: Tai–Kadai Austronesian Austro Asiatic Hmong–Mien Sino Tibetan Contents 1 Macrofamilies 2 Proto languages …
94Yuman–Cochimí languages — Yuman–Cochimí Yuman Geographic distribution: Colorado River basin and Baja California Linguistic classification: Hokan ? Yuman–Cochimí Subdivision …
95Bora–Witoto languages — Bora–Witóto Witotoan Geographic distribution: northwestern Amazon Linguistic classification: Bora–Witóto Subdivisions: ? Andoke Boran Witotoan …
96Niger–Congo languages — Niger–Congo Niger–Kordofanian (obsolete) Geographic distribution: Sub Saharan Africa Linguistic classification: one of the world s primary language families Subdivisions: Dogon …
97Remo language (Peru) — Remo Sacuya Spoken in Peru Native speakers 0  (date missing) Language family Pano–Tacanan …
98Tai–Kadai languages — For the Indian cooking utensil, see Kadai. Tai–Kadai Kadai, Daic, Kradai Geographic distribution: Southern China, Hainan, Indochina, Northeast India Linguistic classification: One of the world s primary language families, with …
99Dené–Yeniseian languages — Dené–Yeniseian Geographic distribution: northwest North America and central Siberia Linguistic classification: Proposed language family. Subdivisions: Na Dené Yeniseian …
100Nadahup languages — Not to be confused with Máku language or Maku language. Nadahup Makú Geographic distribution: Amazon Linguistic classification: Nadahup Subdivisions: Nadëb–Kuyawi …
