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• St. Matthias languages (links | edit)
• Manus languages (links | edit)
• Papuan Tip languages (links | edit)
• Epi languages (links | edit)
• Mussau-Emira language (links | edit)
• New Caledonian languages (links | edit)
• Chuukic languages (links | edit)
• Pohnpeic languages (links | edit)
• Sarmi–Jayapura languages (links | edit)
• Schouten languages (links | edit)
• Huon Gulf languages (links | edit)
• North Huon Gulf languages (links | edit)
• Ulithian language (links | edit)
• Markham languages (links | edit)
• Lihir language (links | edit)
• Watut language (links | edit)
• Kapingamarangi language (links | edit)
• Are language (links | edit)
• Moriori language (links | edit)
• Paicî language (links | edit)
• Nafsan language (links | edit)
• Chuukese language (links | edit)
• Tanapag language (links | edit)
• Mono-Alu language (links | edit)
• Kosraean language (links | edit)
• Ajië language (links | edit)
• Sonsorolese language (links | edit)
• Tuamotuan language (links | edit)
• South Huon Gulf languages (links | edit)
• Anus language (links | edit)
• Drehu language (links | edit)
• Nakanai language (links | edit)
• Central Vanuatu languages (links | edit)
• Tolai language (links | edit)
• Lungalunga language (links | edit)
• Patpatar language (links | edit)
• Central Malayo-Polynesian languages (links | edit)
• South Halmahera–West New Guinea languages (links | edit)
• Southern Oceanic languages (links | edit)
• Wallisian language (links | edit)
• West Uvean language (links | edit)
• Futunan language (links | edit)
• Niuafoʻou language (links | edit)
• Futuna-Aniwa language (links | edit)
• Nukuoro language (links | edit)
• Sakao language (links | edit)
• Mwotlap language (links | edit)
• Manam language (links | edit)
• Nalik language (links | edit)
• Saa language (links | edit)