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'''Kali creole''' (Kali: | '''Kali creole''' (Kali: Asıkáliḿatúa, IPA [asə.'ka.li.m̥at.'u:æ]) (also known as Ḿatıa, or simply ''Kalí'' in Turku) is a creole language spoken by Azkalis and Azkalo-Baphians predominantly in Turku, Baphia. | ||
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Kali creole (Kali: Asıkáliḿatúa, IPA [asə.'ka.li.m̥at.'u:æ]) (also known as Ḿatıa, or simply Kalí in Turku) is a creole language spoken by Azkalis and Azkalo-Baphians predominantly in Turku, Baphia.