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'''Leutiktja''' (Leutiktja: tjéLeutiktja [ci.'ɮ.e͡uɾ.ik.c:.a] Mallian: [placeholder], [[Alhi language|Alhi]]: [placeholder]) is an Eastern Touban spoken throughout the condominium of Ojanka/Fassaujə. It is the most divergent and most spoken Touban language, being spoken by an estimated 130,000 people, almost all Kjareleni, across Ojanka and to a lesser extent by emigre communities in [[Matkha]] and [[Xjetjeŋ]].
'''Leutiktja''' (Leutiktja: tjéLeutiktja [ci.'ɮ.e͡uɾ.ik.c:.a] Mallian: [placeholder], [[Alhi language|Alhi]]: [placeholder]) is an Eastern Touban spoken throughout the condominium of Ojanka/Fassaujə. It is the most divergent and most spoken Touban language, being spoken by an estimated 130,000 people, almost all Kjareleni, across Ojanka and to a lesser extent by emigre communities in [[Matkha]] and [[Xjetjeŋ]].
== Classification ==
== History ==
== Phonology and scripts ==
== Grammar ==
== Vocabulary ==
== Sample text ==

Revision as of 20:41, 5 March 2025

Leutiktja (Leutiktja: tjéLeutiktja [ci.'ɮ.e͡uɾ.ik.c:.a] Mallian: [placeholder], Alhi: [placeholder]) is an Eastern Touban spoken throughout the condominium of Ojanka/Fassaujə. It is the most divergent and most spoken Touban language, being spoken by an estimated 130,000 people, almost all Kjareleni, across Ojanka and to a lesser extent by emigre communities in Matkha and Xjetjeŋ.

Classification

History

Phonology and scripts

Grammar

Vocabulary

Sample text