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• Sui language (links | edit)
• Xiehouyu (links | edit)
• Jiaoliao Mandarin (links | edit)
• Qoqmončaq language (links | edit)
• Qabiao language (links | edit)
• Amoy dialect (links | edit)
• E language (links | edit)
• Guanzhong dialect (links | edit)
• Central Plains Mandarin (links | edit)
• Shiqi dialect (links | edit)
• Jingpo language (links | edit)
• Pu–Xian Min (links | edit)
• Macanese Portuguese (links | edit)
• Ningbo dialect (links | edit)
• Singaporean Mandarin (links | edit)
• Simplified Wade (links | edit)
• Bopomofo (links | edit)
• Zaiwa language (links | edit)
• Ai-Cham language (links | edit)
• Lop dialect (links | edit)
• Dagur language (links | edit)
• Buyang language (links | edit)
• Phukha language (links | edit)
• Chinese punctuation (links | edit)
• Bugan language (links | edit)
• Southern Uzbek language (links | edit)
• Singaporean Hokkien (links | edit)
• Cyrillization of Chinese (links | edit)
• Baima language (links | edit)
• Singdarin (links | edit)
• Torgut Oirat (links | edit)
• Wuxi dialect (links | edit)
• Zhaba language (links | edit)
• Hokkien (links | edit)
• Akha language (links | edit)
• Bit language (links | edit)
• Chinese script styles (links | edit)
• Ordos Mongolian (links | edit)
• Haklau Min (links | edit)
• Jiamao language (links | edit)
• Hlai languages (links | edit)
• Changzhou dialect (links | edit)
• Xuzhou dialect (links | edit)
• Amdo Tibetan (links | edit)
• Shao–Jiang Min (links | edit)
• Standard Chinese phonology (links | edit)
• Dapeng dialect (links | edit)
• Zhongshan Min (links | edit)
• Zhenan Min (links | edit)
• Longyan dialect (links | edit)