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This category is for stub articles relating to Language. You can help by expanding them. To add an article to this category, use ((lang-stub)) instead of ((stub)).

Please use a more specific subcategory, if appropriate:

• Afroasiatic languages – ((Afroasiatic-lang-stub))
  • Chadic languages – ((Chadic-lang-stub))
    • Biu–Mandara languages (Central Chadic) – ((BiuMandara-lang-stub))
    • East Chadic languages – ((EastChadic-lang-stub)) (pages get categorised with Chadic)
    • West Chadic languages – ((WestChadic-lang-stub))
  • Semitic languages – ((Semitic-lang-stub))
    • Arabic language – ((Arabic-lang-stub))
    • Hebrew language – ((Hebrew-lang-stub))
• Austroasiatic languages – ((Austroasiatic-lang-stub))
• Austronesian languages – ((Austronesian-lang-stub))
  • Celebic languages – ((Celebic-lang-stub))
  • Formosan languages – ((Formosan-lang-stub)) (pages get categorised with Austronesian)
  • Javanese language – ((Javanese-stub)) (pages get categorised with Austronesian)
  • Oceanic languages – ((Oceanic-lang-stub))
  • Philippine languages – ((Philippine-lang-stub))
• Constructed languages – ((Conlang-stub))
  • Esperanto language – ((Esperanto-stub))
• Dravidian languages – ((Dravidian-lang-stub))
• Hmong–Mien languages – ((HmongMien-lang-stub))
• Indigenous American languages – ((IndigenousAmerican-lang-stub))
• Indigenous Australian languages – ((IndigenousAustralian-lang-stub))
• Indo-European languages – ((IndoEuropean-lang-stub))
  • Latin language – ((Latin-stub))
  • Spanish language – ((Spanish-lang-stub))
  • Yiddish language – ((Yiddish-stub))
• Japonic languages – ((Japonic-lang-stub))
• Mongolic languages – ((Mongolic-lang-stub))
• Niger–Congo languages – ((NigerCongo-lang-stub))
  • Atlantic–Congo languages – ((AtlanticCongo-lang-stub))
    • Volta–Congo languages – ((VoltaCongo-lang-stub))
      • Benue–Congo languages – ((BenueCongo-lang-stub))
        • Plateau languages – ((Plateau-lang-stub))
        • Southern Bantoid languages – ((SBantoid-lang-stub))
          • Bantu languages – ((Bantu-lang-stub))
            • Swahili language – ((Swahili-stub))
          • Grassfields Bantu languages – ((Gras-lang-stub))
      • Gur languages – ((Gur-lang-stub))
      • Volta–Niger languages – ((VoltaNiger-lang-stub))
• Nilo-Saharan languages – ((NiloSaharan-lang-stub))
• Northeast Caucasian languages – ((NortheastCaucasian-lang-stub))
• Papuan languages – ((Papuan-lang-stub))
• Pidgin and creole languages – ((Pidgincreole-lang-stub))
• Sign languages – ((Sign-lang-stub))
• Sino-Tibetan languages – ((SinoTibetan-lang-stub))
• Tai–Kadai languages – ((TaiKadai-lang-stub))
• Turkic languages – ((Turkic-lang-stub))
• Uralic languages – ((Uralic-lang-stub))

Other possible categories for language stubs are:

• ((ling-stub)) for stubs about linguistics terms
• ((vocab-stub)) for stubs about individual words (many of which could also get the ((move to wiktionary)) template)
• ((writingsystem-stub)) for stubs about alphabets, letters of alphabets, and other writing system-related topics
• ((lang-book-stub)) for language, linguistics and translation book stubs

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