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• Trans–New Guinea languages (links | edit)
• Tai (links | edit)
• Papuan languages (links | edit)
• Tai languages (links | edit)
• Kobon language (links | edit)
• Brahman languages (links | edit)
• Tauya language (links | edit)
• Bayono–Awbono languages (links | edit)
• Ogea language (links | edit)
• Sop language (links | edit)
• Amaimon language (links | edit)
• Greater Awyu languages (links | edit)
• Asmat–Kamrau languages (links | edit)
• Central and South New Guinea languages (links | edit)
• Kiwaian languages (links | edit)
• Kayagar languages (links | edit)
• Baliem Valley languages (links | edit)
• Paniai Lakes languages (links | edit)
• West Bomberai languages (links | edit)
• Alor–Pantar languages (links | edit)
• Timor–Alor–Pantar languages (links | edit)
• Kutubuan languages (links | edit)
• Turama–Kikorian languages (links | edit)
• Angan languages (links | edit)
• Duna–Pogaya languages (links | edit)
• Kamula–Elevala languages (links | edit)
• Gogodala–Suki languages (links | edit)
• Mombum languages (links | edit)
• Ok languages (links | edit)
• Huon languages (links | edit)
• Finisterre languages (links | edit)
• Hanseman languages (links | edit)
• Gum languages (links | edit)
• Mabuso languages (links | edit)
• Numugen languages (links | edit)
• Northern Adelbert languages (links | edit)
• Kalam languages (links | edit)
• Yaganon languages (links | edit)
• Mindjim languages (links | edit)
• Rai Coast languages (links | edit)
• Madang languages (links | edit)
• Kainantu–Goroka languages (links | edit)
• Chimbu–Wahgi languages (links | edit)
• Engan languages (links | edit)
• Bosavi languages (links | edit)
• East Strickland languages (links | edit)
• Somahai language (links | edit)
• Dagan languages (links | edit)
• Mailuan languages (links | edit)
• Yareban languages (links | edit)