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• Lango language (South Sudan) (links | edit)
• Avokaya language (links | edit)
• Mursi language (links | edit)
• Kuku dialect (links | edit)
• Mandari dialect (links | edit)
• Majang language (links | edit)
• Daasanach language (links | edit)
• Birgid language (links | edit)
• Ma'di language (links | edit)
• Dongolawi language (links | edit)
• Temein language (links | edit)
• Northern Eastern Sudanic languages (links | edit)
• Southern Eastern Sudanic languages (links | edit)
• Nyima languages (links | edit)
• Anuak language (links | edit)
• Baale language (links | edit)
• Opuo language (links | edit)
• Oluʼbo language (links | edit)
• Nyangatom language (links | edit)
• Datooga language (links | edit)
• Jur language (links | edit)
• Beigo language (links | edit)
• Shilluk language (links | edit)
• Karamojong language (links | edit)
• Kresh language (links | edit)
• Ndogo language (links | edit)
• Lopit language (links | edit)
• Moru language (links | edit)
• Jur Modo language (links | edit)
• Bongo language (links | edit)
• Gaam language (links | edit)
• Nyala language (Sudan) (links | edit)
• Sila language (Chad) (links | edit)
• Daju Mongo language (links | edit)
• Midob language (links | edit)
• Toposa language (links | edit)
• Kwegu language (links | edit)
• Murle language (links | edit)
• Suri language (links | edit)
• Omotik language (links | edit)
• Languages of South Sudan (links | edit)
• Nyimang language (links | edit)
• Afitti language (links | edit)
• Hill Nubian languages (links | edit)
• Dair language (links | edit)
• Karko language (Sudan) (links | edit)
• Kadaru language (links | edit)
• Dilling language (links | edit)
• Ghulfan language (links | edit)
• El Hugeirat language (links | edit)