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Ainu

Ainu is used by a small subset of the Ainu people, mainly in Hokkaido, Japan.

1) Ku-kor cise anak hunak ta an ya?

2) Pis anak hunak ta an ya?

3) Ba anak hunak ta an ya?

4) Iteki en-kere hani!


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Language information at Wikipedia and Ethnologue

Writing system information at Omniglot

Alternate names for Ainu include Aynu, Aynu Itak, Ainu Itak, Ainu-go, Aynu-go, アイヌ イタク, and アイヌ語

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