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The Yamahat language, or Yamahat Baphian, is a language spoken in [[Yamahat]] and is closely related to [[Baphian language|Baphian]], the biggest differences being vocab choices. They are fairly mutually intelligible especially in writing due to both using [[Ukilen logographs]] and [[Noellastani language#Orthography|Noellastani alphabet]]. It is widely considered to be part of the Baphian dialect continuum.
The Yamahat language, or Yamahat Baphian, is a language spoken in [[Yamahat]] and is closely related to [[Baphian language|Baphian]], the biggest differences being vocab choices. They are fairly mutually intelligible especially in writing due to both using [[Ukilen logographs]] and [[Noellastani language#Orthography|Noellastani alphabet]]. It is widely considered to be part of the [[Baphian dialects|Baphian dialect continuum]].

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The Yamahat language, or Yamahat Baphian, is a language spoken in Yamahat and is closely related to Baphian, the biggest differences being vocab choices. They are fairly mutually intelligible especially in writing due to both using Ukilen logographs and Noellastani alphabet. It is widely considered to be part of the Baphian dialect continuum.