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• Kaan language (links | edit)
• Mboi language (links | edit)
• Jen language (links | edit)
• Leelau language (links | edit)
• Bambuka language (links | edit)
• Mundang language (links | edit)
• Kuo language (links | edit)
• Nzakambay language (links | edit)
• Pana language (links | edit)
• Kare language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
• Nyong language (links | edit)
• Doyayo language (links | edit)
• Kutin language (links | edit)
• Dii languages (links | edit)
• Loo language (links | edit)
• Mingang Doso language (links | edit)
• Mak language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
• Yebu language (links | edit)
• Bangwinji language (links | edit)
• Tha language (links | edit)
• Moo language (links | edit)
• Maghdi language (links | edit)
• Burak language (links | edit)
• Kolbila language (links | edit)
• Besme language (links | edit)
• Goundo language (links | edit)
• Fania language (links | edit)
• Bon Gula language (links | edit)
• Zan Gula language (links | edit)
• Koke language (links | edit)
• Tunia language (links | edit)
• Voko language (links | edit)
• Duli language (links | edit)
• Mbere language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
• Ngumi language (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • Adamawa–Ubangi languages (links | edit)
  • Bua languages (links | edit)
  • Niellim language (links | edit)
  • Gula Iro language (links | edit)
  • Adamawa languages (links | edit)
  • Bua language (links | edit)
  • Mbum language (links | edit)
  • Mbum–Day languages (links | edit)
  • Bolgo language (links | edit)
  • Mbum languages (links | edit)
  • Day language (links | edit)
  • Voro language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
  • Tupuri language (links | edit)
  • Bambukic languages (links | edit)
  • Leko–Nimbari languages (links | edit)
  • Longuda language (links | edit)
  • Tula–Waja languages (links | edit)
  • Kim languages (links | edit)
  • Leko languages (links | edit)
  • Nimbari language (links | edit)
  • Mumuye–Yendang languages (links | edit)
  • Mumuye languages (links | edit)
  • Yendang languages (links | edit)
  • Duru languages (links | edit)
  • Nyingwom language (links | edit)
  • Fali languages (Cameroon) (links | edit)
  • Noy language (links | edit)
  • Kwah language (links | edit)
  • Yendang language (links | edit)
  • Mumuye language (links | edit)
  • Vere language (links | edit)
  • Chamba Leko (links | edit)
  • Oblo language (links | edit)
  • Waja language (links | edit)
  • Kim language (links | edit)
  • Perema language (links | edit)
  • Koma language (links | edit)
  • Tula language (links | edit)
  • Dadiya language (links | edit)
  • Tso language (links | edit)
  • Dikaka language (links | edit)
  • Kamo language (links | edit)
  • Bena language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
  • Lala-Roba language (links | edit)
  • Kaan language (links | edit)
  • Mboi language (links | edit)
  • Jen language (links | edit)
  • Leelau language (links | edit)
  • Bambuka language (links | edit)
  • Mundang language (links | edit)
  • Kuo language (links | edit)
  • Nzakambay language (links | edit)
  • Pana language (links | edit)
  • Kare language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
  • Nyong language (links | edit)
  • Doyayo language (links | edit)
  • Kutin language (links | edit)
  • Dii languages (links | edit)
  • Loo language (links | edit)
  • Mingang Doso language (links | edit)
  • Mak language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
  • Yebu language (links | edit)
  • Bangwinji language (links | edit)
  • Tha language (links | edit)
  • Moo language (links | edit)
  • Maghdi language (links | edit)
  • Burak language (links | edit)
  • Kolbila language (links | edit)
  • Besme language (links | edit)
  • Goundo language (links | edit)
  • Fania language (links | edit)
  • Bon Gula language (links | edit)
  • Zan Gula language (links | edit)
  • Koke language (links | edit)
  • Tunia language (links | edit)
  • Voko language (links | edit)
  • Duli language (links | edit)
  • Mbere language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
  • Sakpu language (links | edit)
  • Karang language (links | edit)
  • Mangbai language (links | edit)
  • Mono language (Cameroon) (links | edit)
  • Ndai language (links | edit)
  • Pam language (links | edit)
  • To language (links | edit)
  • Bali language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
  • Kpasam language (links | edit)
  • Kugama language (links | edit)
  • Waka language (links | edit)
  • Teme language (links | edit)
  • Kumba language (links | edit)
  • Pangseng language (links | edit)
  • Rang language (links | edit)
  • Kali language (links | edit)
  • La'bi language (links | edit)
  • Bena–Mboi languages (links | edit)
  • Bikwin–Jen languages (links | edit)
  • Yoti language (links | edit)
  • Template:Adamawa languages (links | edit)
• Sakpu language (links | edit)
• Mangbai language (links | edit)
• Mono language (Cameroon) (links | edit)
• Ndai language (links | edit)
• Pam language (links | edit)
• To language (links | edit)
• Bali language (Adamawa) (links | edit)
• Kpasam language (links | edit)
• Kugama language (links | edit)
• Waka language (links | edit)
• Teme language (links | edit)
• Kumba language (links | edit)
• Pangseng language (links | edit)
• Rang language (links | edit)
• Lakka language (redirect page) (links | edit)
  • Adamawa State (links | edit)
  • The Languages of Africa (links | edit)
  • Karang language (links | edit)
  • Laka language (disambiguation) (links | edit)
  • Lakka (disambiguation) (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Language names in Ruhlen (1987) (links | edit)
  • Misplaced Pages:WikiProject Languages/Primary language names in Ethnologue 11 (links | edit)