Category:Language articles missing Glottolog code
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Pages in category "Language articles missing Glottolog code"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 553 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Acolapissa
- Adu language
- African French
- Ahirwati
- Ajuwa language
- Aklo
- Alentejan Portuguese
- Alzenau dialect
- Amailon
- Amami Japanese
- Amana German
- American Finnish
- Andro (Meitei dialect)
- Anji dialect
- Anjoaty dialect
- Antaifasy dialect
- Antarctic English
- Antemanambondro
- Antiguan and Barbudan Pidgin
- Aostan French
- Apabhraṃśa
- Arabic language in the United States
- Ardabil dialect
- Argentinien-schwyzertütsch dialect
- Arianese dialect
- Army Slavic
- Astrakhan Russian
- Atin language
- Australian Irish Sign Language
- Awaji dialect
- Azerbaijani Sign Language
B
- Baarin Mongolian
- Babia Góra dialect
- Baiano Portuguese
- Bajan English
- Bałak jargon
- Banana colloquial speech
- Banat Swabian dialect
- Bangladeshi English
- Banshū dialect
- Barbudan Creole
- Barman language
- Barossa German
- Barrovian
- Basic English
- Bay Islands English
- Bedouin Arabic
- Begamati zuban
- Belgian French
- Belizean English
- Bergensk
- Bermudian English
- Beurla Reagaird
- Biecz dialect
- Bingo dialect
- Blemmyan language
- Blimaw language
- Boontling
- Brazilian German
- Brda dialect
- British English
- Broccolino
- Brusselian dialect
- Buddhist Chinese
- Budinos
- Bukovinian Polish dialect
- Bukovinian Romanian dialect
- Bunara language
- Byari dialect
- Bydgoszcz dialect
C
- Čabranka dialect
- Cape Verdian Sign Language
- Caribbean English
- Carioca
- Cayman Islands English
- Central Greater Poland dialect
- Chaharmahali Turkic
- Chakobsa (Dune)
- Changxing dialect
- Chawan dialect
- Chełmno–Dobrzyń dialect
- Cheshire dialect
- Chicano English
- Chikuzen dialect
- Chinese language in Australia
- Chinglish
- Cholanaikkan language
- Chontal language (Guerrero)
- Christian Neo-Aramaic dialect of Barwar
- Christian Neo-Aramaic dialect of Urmia
- Chumbia language
- Chutia people
- Cieszyn Silesian dialect
- Classical Cebuano
- Classical Japanese
- Cordobés Spanish
- Cottonera dialect
- Cremish dialect
- Cued speech
- Cumbrian dialect
- Czechoslovak language
D
E
F
G
- Gacería
- Galilean dialect
- Gällivare dialects
- Gallo language
- Gammalsvenska
- Gangwon dialect
- Ganyu dialect
- Garandi language
- Gaúcho dialect
- Geordie
- German language in the United States
- Getelands
- Gibraltarian English
- Glasgow Gaelic
- Glasgow dialect
- Globish (Gogate)
- Globish (Nerrière)
- Goral ethnolect
- Gøtudanskt accent
- Greek in Australia
- Grenadian Creole French
- Guene language
- Gunma dialect