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• Tok Pisin (links | edit)
• Rotokas language (links | edit)
• Orokolo language (links | edit)
• Trans–New Guinea languages (links | edit)
• Papuan languages (links | edit)
• Skou languages (links | edit)
• East Papuan languages (links | edit)
• Indo-Pacific languages (links | edit)
• Amto–Musan languages (links | edit)
• Abau language (links | edit)
• Mbula language (links | edit)
• Tayap language (links | edit)
• Hiri Motu (links | edit)
• Kobon language (links | edit)
• Sepik–Ramu languages (links | edit)
• Mussau-Emira language (links | edit)
• Waima language (links | edit)
• Motu language (links | edit)
• Lihir language (links | edit)
• Watut language (links | edit)
• Are language (links | edit)
• East Geelvink Bay languages (links | edit)
• Torricelli languages (links | edit)
• West Papuan languages (links | edit)
• Kwomtari–Fas languages (links | edit)
• Mantion–Meax languages (links | edit)
• Left May languages (links | edit)
• Lower Mamberamo languages (links | edit)
• Au language (links | edit)
• Kwanga language (links | edit)
• Kele language (New Guinea) (links | edit)
• I'saka language (links | edit)
• Wutung language (links | edit)
• Enga language (links | edit)
• East New Guinea Highlands languages (links | edit)
• Kuman language (New Guinea) (links | edit)
• Nakanai language (links | edit)
• Foja Range languages (links | edit)
• Trans-Fly–Bulaka River languages (links | edit)
• Border languages (New Guinea) (links | edit)
• Mairasi languages (links | edit)
• Nimboran languages (links | edit)
• Piawi languages (links | edit)
• Senagi languages (links | edit)
• Eastern Trans-Fly languages (links | edit)
• Maria language (Papua New Guinea) (links | edit)
• Lakes Plain languages (links | edit)
• Ramu–Lower Sepik languages (links | edit)
• Sepik languages (links | edit)
• Left May–Kwomtari languages (links | edit)