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| − | Kushiri is one of two major [[Languages of Corundy|languages spoken in Corundy]] which originates from the ancient [[Kalaman Language]]. Kushiri is spoken in [[Rhiony]] and is closely related to the [[Jaithan Language]]. Kushiri is not a [[Gwenyan Language]], but part of the [[Jathya-Dhumi Languages|Jathya-Dhumi Language Family]]. Kushiri is written in a modern version of [[Hirgunya]]. | + | Kushiri is one of two major [[Languages of Corundy|languages spoken in Corundy]] which originates from the ancient [[Kalaman Language]]. Kushiri is spoken in [[Rhiony]] and is closely related to the [[Jaithan Language]]. Kushiri is not a [[Gwenyan Languages|Gwenyan Language]], but part of the [[Jathya-Dhumi Languages|Jathya-Dhumi Language Family]]. Kushiri is written in a modern version of [[Hirgunya]]. |
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Revision as of 04:45, 17 May 2015
Kushiri is one of two major languages spoken in Corundy which originates from the ancient Kalaman Language. Kushiri is spoken in Rhiony and is closely related to the Jaithan Language. Kushiri is not a Gwenyan Language, but part of the Jathya-Dhumi Language Family. Kushiri is written in a modern version of Hirgunya.
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