Papua-Neuguinea

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Region: Ozeanien
Capital: Port Moresby
Population: 10,330,000
Area (sq km): 462,840
FIPS Country Code: PP
ISO Country Code: PG
GRN Office: Global Recordings Network PNG

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Map of Papua-Neuguinea

In Papua-Neuguinea gesprochene Sprachen und Dialekte

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Abasakur [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [abw]

Abau [Sandaun] - ISO Language [aau]

Abau: Itam [Sandaun] [aau]

Abau: Upriver [Sandaun] [aau]

Abom [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aob]

Abu [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [ado]

Abu' [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aah]

Adzera [Morobe] - ISO Language [adz]

Aeka [Northern] - ISO Language [aez]

Aekyom [Western] - ISO Language [awi]

Agarabi [Eastern Highlands] - ISO Language [agd]

Agarabi Group [Eastern Highlands] [agd]

Agi [Sandaun] - ISO Language [aif]

Agob [Western] - ISO Language [kit]

Agob: Ende [Western] [kit]

Agrame [Sandaun] [itr]

Aimele [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [ail]

Ainbai [West Sepik] - ISO Language [aic]

Aitape [Sandaun] [tmq]

Ak [Sandaun] - ISO Language [akq]

Akabara [Northern] - ISO Language [bjc]

Akolet [West New Britain] - ISO Language [akt]

Akoye [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [miw]

Akukem [Madang] - ISO Language [spm]

Alabe & Salakahadi [Milne Bay] [mox]

Alamblak [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [amp]

Alema [Western Highlands] [khz]

Ali: Ali Island [Sandaun] [ykm]

Ali: Yakamul [Sandaun] [ykm]

Alu [Sandaun] - ISO Language [dia]

Ama [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [amm]

Amaimon [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [ali]

Amam [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [wer]

Amanab [Sandaun] - ISO Language [amn]

Amara [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aie]

Ambakich [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aew]

Ambrak [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aag]

Ambulas: Maprik [Sandaun, East Sepik] [abt]

Ambulas: Wosera-Kamu [Sandaun, East Sepik] [abt]

Amele [Madang] - ISO Language [aey]

Amio-Gelimi [West New Britain] - ISO Language [let]

Amol [Sandaun] - ISO Language [alx]

Amol: Arang Mol [Sandaun] [alx]

Amto [Sandaun] - ISO Language [amt]

Anam [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [pda]

Anamgura [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [imi]

Andai [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [afd]

Andarum [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aod]

Andra-Hus [Manus] - ISO Language [anx]

Anem [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [anz]

Aneme Wake [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aby]

Anen Anga [Gulf] - ISO Language [aoe]

Angaatiha [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [agm]

Angal [Southern Highlands] - ISO Language [age]

Angal Heneng [Southern Highlands] - ISO Language [akh]

Angal Heneng: Nembi [Southern Highlands] [aoe]

Angal Heneng: Nipa [Southern Highlands] [akh]

Angal Heneng: Waola [Southern Highlands] [akh]

Angal: Mendi [Southern Highlands] [age]

Angal: Orone [Southern Highlands] [age]

Angoram [East Sepik] - ISO Language [aog]

Anjam [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [boj]

Ankave-Anga [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aak]

Anor [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [anj]

Anuki [Milne Bay] - ISO Language [aui]

Apal [Madang] - ISO Language [ena]

Apalik [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [apo]

Aram: Atiapi [Madang] [anj]

Aramba [Western] - ISO Language [stk]

Aram: Lolaribu [Madang] [anj]

Are [Milne Bay] - ISO Language [mwc]

Aren [Madang] - ISO Language [aki]

Aribwaung [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [ylu]

Aro [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [tei]

Arop-Lokep [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [apr]

Arop-Lokep: Arop [Madang] [apr]

Arop-Lokep: Lokep [Papua New Guinea] [apr]

Arop-Sissano [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aps]

Arove [West New Britain] - ISO Language [aix]

Aruek [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [aur]

Arufe Group [Western] [ncm]

Aruwam [Madang] - ISO Language [msy]

Asaba [Sandaun] - ISO Language [seo]

Asaroo [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [mtv]

Asas [Madang] - ISO Language [asd]

Aselo Group [Eastern Highlands] [aso]

Aseroc Gamoiya [Eastern Highlands]

Au [Sandaun] - ISO Language [avt]

Auhelawa [Milne Bay] - ISO Language [kud]

Australisches Englisch [Australia] [eng]

Autu [Sandaun] - ISO Language [kmn]

Au: Weteili [Sandaun] [avt]

Auyana Group [Eastern Highlands] - ISO Language [auy]

Avau [Papua New Guinea] - ISO Language [avb]

Awa [Eastern Highlands] - ISO Language [awb]

Awad Bing [Madang] - ISO Language [bcu]

Awad Bing: Biliau [Madang] [bcu]

Awa: Elakia [Papua New Guinea] [awb]

Awa & Kakoli Group [Western Highlands] - ISO Language [ubu]

Awani [Western] [knv]

Ethnische Gruppen in Papua-Neuguinea

Abaga ▪ Abasakur ▪ Abau ▪ Abie ▪ Adjora ▪ Adzera ▪ Aeka ▪ Agala ▪ Agarabi ▪ Agi ▪ Agob ▪ Aighon ▪ Aiklep, Loko ▪ Aiku ▪ Aimele ▪ Ainbai ▪ Aiome ▪ Aion ▪ Ak ▪ Akolet ▪ Akrukay ▪ Alamblak ▪ Alatil ▪ Ama ▪ Amaimon ▪ Amal ▪ Amanab ▪ Ambasi, Tain-Daware ▪ Ambrak ▪ Ambul ▪ Ambulas ▪ Amele ▪ Americans, U.S. ▪ Ampale ▪ Amto ▪ Andai ▪ Andarum ▪ Andra-Hus ▪ Anem ▪ Angaataha ▪ Angal, East ▪ Angal Heneng, West ▪ Angaua ▪ Angave ▪ Anggor ▪ Anglo-Australian ▪ Angoram ▪ Anor ▪ Anuki ▪ Aomie ▪ Aramba ▪ Aramo ▪ Arapesh, Abu' ▪ Arawe ▪ Arawum ▪ Aregerek ▪ Arifama-Miniafia ▪ Arinua ▪ Ari, Waruna ▪ Arop ▪ Arop-Sissano ▪ Aruek ▪ Arufe ▪ Aruop ▪ Asaro ▪ Asas ▪ Asat ▪ Atemble ▪ Aturu ▪ Au ▪ Aunalei ▪ Avau ▪ Awa ▪ Awar ▪ Awara ▪ Awin ▪ Awiyaana ▪ Awun ▪ Ayi ▪ Bagupi ▪ Bagwa Zimakani ▪ Bahinemo, Inaru ▪ Baibai ▪ Baimak ▪ Baining ▪ Baiyer Enga ▪ Bakovi, Bola ▪ Bali-Vitu ▪ Baluan-Pam ▪ Bam ▪ Bamu ▪ Banaro ▪ Banoni ▪ Barai ▪ Baramu ▪ Bariai ▪ Bariji ▪ Barikewa ▪ Barim ▪ Barok ▪ Baruga ▪ Baruya ▪ Bau ▪ Bauwaki ▪ Beami ▪ Bebeli ▪ Beli, Makarim ▪ Bemal ▪ Benabena ▪ Bepour ▪ Biage ▪ Biaka ▪ Biangai ▪ Bibasa ▪ Bibling ▪ Big Sepik ▪ Bikaru ▪ Biksi ▪ Bilakura ▪ Bilbil ▪ Biliau ▪ Bilur ▪ Bimin ▪ Binahari ▪ Binandere ▪ Bine ▪ Binumarien ▪ Bisis, Yambiyambi ▪ Bisorio ▪ Bitara ▪ Biwat ▪ Biyom ▪ Bohuai ▪ Bohutu ▪ Boikin ▪ Bom ▪ Bongos ▪ Bongu ▪ Bonkiman ▪ Bo, Po ▪ Bosavi ▪ Bosilewa ▪ Bosngun ▪ Bothar ▪ Bouye ▪ Breri ▪ British ▪ Buang, Central ▪ Budibud ▪ Buin ▪ Bukawa ▪ Bulgebi ▪ Bulu ▪ Bumbita Arapesh ▪ Bun ▪ Buna ▪ Bunabun ▪ Bunama ▪ Bungain ▪ Burui ▪ Burum ▪ Busa ▪ Bwadji ▪ Bwaidoga ▪ Chambri ▪ Changriwa ▪ Chenapian ▪ Chuave ▪ Daga ▪ Dahating ▪ Dambi ▪ Dami ▪ Danaru ▪ Dangal ▪ Daonda ▪ Daribi ▪ Dawawa ▪ Deaf ▪ Dedua ▪ Degenan ▪ Dengalu ▪ Detribalized ▪ Dia ▪ Dimir ▪ Diodio ▪ Dobu ▪ Doga ▪ Dogoro ▪ Dom ▪ Domu ▪ Domung ▪ Doromu-Koki ▪ Dorro ▪ Doso ▪ Doura ▪ Duau ▪ Duduela ▪ Duke of York Islander ▪ Dumun ▪ Duna ▪ Duranmin ▪ Edawapi, Namie, Yellow River ▪ Eitiep ▪ Eivo ▪ Elepi ▪ Elkei ▪ Elu ▪ Emerum ▪ Emira ▪ Enga ▪ Ere, E, Nane ▪ Erima ▪ Etoro ▪ Euronesian ▪ Ewage-Notu ▪ Faita ▪ Faiwol, Faiwolmin ▪ Fanamaket ▪ Fas, Bembi ▪ Fasu ▪ Filipino, Tagalog ▪ Finungwan ▪ Fiwaga ▪ Foi ▪ Foia Foia ▪ Forak ▪ Foran, Wagi, Kamba ▪ Fore, North-Central ▪ Fore, South ▪ Fuyuge ▪ Gabadi ▪ Gadsup ▪ Gahuku ▪ Gaikunti ▪ Gaina ▪ Gaktai ▪ Gal ▪ Galeya ▪ Gamei ▪ Ganglau ▪ Ganja ▪ Gants ▪ Gapun ▪ Garuh ▪ Garus ▪ Gawanga, Kwanga ▪ Gele ▪ Genagane ▪ Gende ▪ Ghayavi ▪ Gimi ▪ Ginuman ▪ Gira ▪ Girawa ▪ Gizra ▪ Gnau ▪ Gobasi ▪ Gogodala ▪ Golin, Chimbu ▪ Gorakor ▪ Gorova ▪ Graged ▪ Grass Koiari ▪ Greek ▪ Guhu-Samane ▪ Guiarak ▪ Gumalu ▪ Gumasi ▪ Guntai ▪ Guriaso ▪ Gusan ▪ Gusap ▪ Guwet ▪ Gwedena ▪ Hahon ▪ Haigwai ▪ Hako ▪ Halia ▪ Han Chinese, Mandarin ▪ Hermit Islander, Agomes ▪ Hewa ▪ Hinihon ▪ Hiri Motu ▪ Hoia Hoia ▪ Hote, Hotei, Hotec ▪ Hote, Misim ▪ Hoyahoya ▪ Hube ▪ Hula ▪ Huli ▪ Humene ▪ Idi ▪ Igana ▪ Igom ▪ Igora ▪ Ikobi-Mena ▪ Ikundun ▪ Imbongu ▪ Imonda ▪ Ipiko ▪ Ipili ▪ Irumu ▪ Isabi ▪ Isan ▪ Isebe ▪ Iteri ▪ Itutang ▪ Ivanga ▪ Ivori ▪ Iwal ▪ Iwam ▪ Jew, English Speaking ▪ Jilim ▪ Jimajima ▪ Kabiano ▪ Kaiep ▪ Kairak ▪ Kairi ▪ Kairiru ▪ Kaliai ▪ Kalokalo ▪ Kalou ▪ Kamano ▪ Kamasa ▪ Kamasau ▪ Kambaira ▪ Kamberataro ▪ Kambot ▪ Kamnum ▪ Kamura ▪ Kandas ▪ Kaningra ▪ Kanite ▪ Kanum ▪ Kanum, Sota ▪ Kapau ▪ Kapriman ▪ Kara, Lemakot ▪ Karam ▪ Karawa ▪ Kare ▪ Karkar ▪ Karore ▪ Karua, Xarua ▪ Kasua ▪ Kate, Kai ▪ Katiati ▪ Katinja ▪ Kaugel ▪ Kawacha ▪ Kayan, Kaian ▪ Kela ▪ Kelana ▪ Kenati ▪ Kenele ▪ Keopara ▪ Kerewo ▪ Keriaka ▪ Kesawai ▪ Keuru ▪ Kewa, East ▪ Kewa, South ▪ Kewa, West ▪ Kewieng ▪ Keyagana ▪ Kibiri ▪ Kilmera ▪ Kinalakna ▪ Kire-Puire ▪ Kiriwina ▪ Kis ▪ Kiwai, Northeast ▪ Kiwai, Southern ▪ Kobon ▪ Koguman ▪ Koita ▪ Koiwat ▪ Kol, Kole ▪ Kolom ▪ Komba ▪ Kombio ▪ Kominimung ▪ Konai, Mirapmin ▪ Konomala ▪ Konua ▪ Kopar ▪ Korak ▪ Korape ▪ Koro ▪ Koromira ▪ Kosena ▪ Kosorong ▪ Kovai ▪ Kove ▪ Kowaki ▪ Krisa, Isaka ▪ Kubo ▪ Kukuya ▪ Kumalu ▪ Kuman, Chimbu ▪ Kumukio ▪ Kuni ▪ Kunimaipa ▪ Kuot ▪ Kurada ▪ Kuruti-Pare ▪ Kwale ▪ Kware ▪ Kwasengen ▪ Kwato ▪ Kwomtari ▪ Label ▪ Labu ▪ Laeko-Libuat ▪ Laewomba ▪ Lamogai ▪ Langam ▪ Lantanai ▪ Lavatbura-Lamusong ▪ Lavongai ▪ Lele, Moanus ▪ Lembena ▪ Lemio ▪ Lenkau ▪ Lesing ▪ Levei-Narehat ▪ Lihir ▪ Likum ▪ Lilau ▪ Lindrou ▪ Lohiki ▪ Lokep ▪ Loniu ▪ Lou ▪ Lower Morehead ▪ Lugitama ▪ Madak ▪ Magori ▪ Maiadom ▪ Mailu ▪ Maisin ▪ Maiwa, Baiawa ▪ Maiwala ▪ Malalamai ▪ Malas ▪ Malasanga ▪ Male, Koliku ▪ Maleu ▪ Malon ▪ Mamaa ▪ Mamusi ▪ Managalasi ▪ Manam ▪ Manambu ▪ Mandi ▪ Mandobo Atas ▪ Manem ▪ Mangga Buang ▪ Mangseng ▪ Mape ▪ Mapena ▪ Maralango ▪ Maraliinan ▪ Maramba ▪ Mari ▪ Maria ▪ Mari, Hop ▪ Maring, Yoadabe-Watoare ▪ Mataru ▪ Matepi ▪ Matukar ▪ Mawak ▪ Mawan ▪ Mayo, Mayo-Yessan ▪ Mbula ▪ Mebu ▪ Medebur ▪ Medlpa ▪ Mehek ▪ Mekeo ▪ Mekmek ▪ Mena ▪ Mengen ▪ Menya ▪ Meramera ▪ Mesem ▪ Mian, Bush People ▪ Mianmin ▪ Middle Watut ▪ Midsivindi ▪ Migabac ▪ Mikarew ▪ Minanibai ▪ Mindiri ▪ Minigir ▪ Miriam ▪ Misima-Paneati ▪ Mitang ▪ Moere ▪ Moewehafen ▪ Moikodi ▪ Mok, Aria-Mouk ▪ Mokerang ▪ Momole ▪ Mondropolon ▪ Mongol ▪ Monumbo ▪ Morafa ▪ Morawa ▪ Morigi Islander ▪ Morima ▪ Moromiranga ▪ Mortlock Islander ▪ Mosimo ▪ Motu ▪ Motuna ▪ Mountain Arapesh ▪ Mountain Koiari ▪ Mouwase ▪ Mufian ▪ Mugil ▪ Mukawa ▪ Munit ▪ Muniwara ▪ Munkip ▪ Murik ▪ Murisapa ▪ Murupi ▪ Musak ▪ Musom ▪ Muya ▪ Muyuw ▪ Mwatebu ▪ Myu ▪ Nabak ▪ Nagatman ▪ Nagovisi ▪ Naho ▪ Nakama ▪ Nakanai, West ▪ Nake ▪ Nakwi ▪ Nalik ▪ Nali-Yiru ▪ Nama ▪ Namat ▪ Namau ▪ Namiae ▪ Nankina ▪ Nanubae ▪ Narak ▪ Nara, Pokau ▪ Nasioi ▪ Nauna ▪ Nawaru ▪ Nek ▪ Nekgini ▪ Neko ▪ Nembi, Mendi, South ▪ Neme ▪ Nen ▪ Nenaya ▪ Neo-Melanesian Papuan ▪ Nete ▪ Ngaing ▪ Ngala, Kara ▪ Ngalum ▪ Ngariawan ▪ Nii ▪ Nimi ▪ Nimo ▪ Nimowa ▪ Ninggera, Negira ▪ Ninggerum ▪ Ningil ▪ Ninigo ▪ Nissan ▪ Niwer Mil ▪ Nokopo ▪ Nomad ▪ Nomane ▪ Nomu ▪ Notsi ▪ Nuk ▪ Nukna ▪ Nukuria Islander ▪ Numanggang ▪ Oganibi ▪ Okro ▪ Oksapmin ▪ Olo ▪ Omo ▪ Omwunra-Tugura ▪ Onabasulu ▪ Onank ▪ One, Inebu ▪ One, Kabore ▪ One, Kwamtim ▪ One, Northern ▪ One, Southern ▪ Onjob ▪ Ono ▪ Ontenu ▪ Opao ▪ Orokaiva ▪ Orokaiva-Hunjara ▪ Orokolo ▪ Osima ▪ Osum ▪ Oune, Ounge ▪ Owiniga ▪ Oyaoya ▪ Pa ▪ Pagi-Imbinis ▪ Pagi, Pagei ▪ Pai, Pei ▪ Paiwa ▪ Pak-Tong ▪ Panim ▪ Papapana ▪ Papi ▪ Papitalai ▪ Parawen ▪ Pasi, Besi ▪ Pasismanua ▪ Paswam ▪ Patep ▪ Patpatar ▪ Pawaia ▪ Pay ▪ Paynamar ▪ Penchal ▪ Petats ▪ Piame ▪ Pikiwa ▪ Pila, Suaru ▪ Pinai ▪ Pitilu ▪ Piu ▪ Piva ▪ Podopa ▪ Pogaya ▪ Ponam ▪ Pondoma ▪ Puari ▪ Pulabu ▪ Pulie ▪ Pyu ▪ Rabaul Creole German ▪ Rao, Annaberg ▪ Rapting ▪ Rawa ▪ Rawo ▪ Rempin ▪ Rerau ▪ Roinji ▪ Romkun ▪ Roro, Bereina ▪ Rossel Islander ▪ Rotokas ▪ Rouku ▪ Saep ▪ Sakam ▪ Saki ▪ Salakahadi ▪ Saliba ▪ Salt ▪ Samosa ▪ Samo, Supai ▪ Sanio ▪ Saposa ▪ Saruga ▪ Sau Enga ▪ Sauk ▪ Sausi ▪ Seim ▪ Selepet ▪ Sengo ▪ Sengseng ▪ Sepa ▪ Sepen ▪ Sepik Iwam ▪ Sera ▪ Seta ▪ Setaman ▪ Seti ▪ Sewa Bay ▪ Sialum ▪ Siane ▪ Siar ▪ Siawi, Musan ▪ Siboma ▪ Sihan ▪ Sileibi ▪ Silopi ▪ Simbali ▪ Simbari ▪ Simeku ▪ Simog ▪ Sinagen ▪ Sinagoro ▪ Sinasina ▪ Sinsauru ▪ Sio ▪ Sirak ▪ Sirasira ▪ Sisi-Bipi ▪ Sissano ▪ Sokorok ▪ Solos ▪ Som ▪ Sona ▪ Songum ▪ Sonia ▪ Sori-Harengan ▪ Sos Kundi ▪ Sowanda ▪ Sua ▪ Suain ▪ Suau-Daui, Fife Bay ▪ Suau, Sinaki ▪ Suena ▪ Suganga ▪ Suki ▪ Sukurum ▪ Sulka ▪ Sumariup ▪ Sumau ▪ Suroi ▪ Sursurunga ▪ Tabar ▪ Tabriak ▪ Tagula ▪ Tairora ▪ Tai, Tay ▪ Takia ▪ Takia-Megiar ▪ Tami ▪ Tangu ▪ Tanguat ▪ Tani ▪ Tao-Suamato ▪ Tapei ▪ Tasman Islander ▪ Tati ▪ Tauade ▪ Taulil-Butam ▪ Taupota ▪ Tauya ▪ Tavara ▪ Telefol ▪ Tembogia ▪ Tench ▪ Teop ▪ Terepu ▪ Tiang ▪ Tifal ▪ Timbe ▪ Titan ▪ Toaripi ▪ Tobo ▪ Tokano ▪ Tolai ▪ Tonda ▪ Torau ▪ Torricelli ▪ Tuam ▪ Tubetube ▪ Tumie ▪ Tumleo ▪ Turaka ▪ Tuwari ▪ Uaripi ▪ Ubir ▪ Ufim ▪ Uisai ▪ Ukuriguma ▪ Ulingan ▪ Umeda ▪ Uramat ▪ Urapmin ▪ Urat ▪ Uriginau ▪ Urim ▪ Urimo ▪ Uri Vehees ▪ Usan ▪ Usino ▪ Usu ▪ Usurufa ▪ Utu ▪ Uvol ▪ Valman ▪ Vanambre ▪ Vanimo ▪ Vasui ▪ Vehes ▪ Vitu ▪ Vivigani ▪ Wab ▪ Waboda Kiwai ▪ Wadaginamb ▪ Waema ▪ Waffa ▪ Wagawaga ▪ Wahgi, Kumai ▪ Wahgi, North ▪ Waia ▪ Waibuk ▪ Waima ▪ Waisara ▪ Walio ▪ Wamas ▪ Wampur ▪ Wanap ▪ Wandabong ▪ Wantoat ▪ Wantoat-Yagawak ▪ Waris ▪ Waruna ▪ Warwar Feni ▪ Wasambu ▪ Washkuk ▪ Wasi ▪ Waskia ▪ Wataluma ▪ Watam ▪ Watiwa ▪ Watut, South ▪ Waxe, Watakataui ▪ Wedau ▪ Weli ▪ Weliki, Karangi ▪ Were ▪ Wiaki ▪ Wipi ▪ Wiru ▪ Wogamusin ▪ Wogeo ▪ Wom, Wam ▪ Wutung ▪ Wuvulu-Aua ▪ Yabem ▪ Yaben ▪ Yabio ▪ Yabiyufa ▪ Yabong ▪ Yagaria ▪ Yagomi ▪ Yagwoia ▪ Yahang ▪ Yakaikeke ▪ Yakamul ▪ Yaleba ▪ Yalu ▪ Yamalele ▪ Yamap ▪ Yambes ▪ Yangulam ▪ Yangum Dey ▪ Yapunda ▪ Yarawata ▪ Yareba ▪ Yate ▪ Yau ▪ Yauan, Alauagat ▪ Yaul ▪ Yau, Sindamon ▪ Yega ▪ Yekora ▪ Yelogu ▪ Yerakai ▪ Yewa Bule ▪ Yey ▪ Yil ▪ Yimas ▪ Yis ▪ Yoidik ▪ Yonggom ▪ Yout Wam ▪ Yubanakor ▪ Zenag ▪ Ziya, Lower Waria ▪ Ziya-Mawae

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