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{{Infobox:Country|EnglishName=Republic of Matkha|Capital=[[Xassj Fjtenfj]]|Population=1.3 million|Demonym=[[Matkhans|Matkha]]|Language=[[Amafjk language|Amafjk]], three other regional languages|Species=Kjarelen|Ethnicities=[[Tantj'se Tasfimjx]]|GovernmentType=[[w:Parliamentary republic|Parliamentary republic]] with a [[w:Figurehead|ceremonial head of state]]|Currency=[[Naxfitas]]|TrafficDirection=Right|CallingCode=+33|InternetCode=.mt|3LetterCode=MAT|Flag=Matxa.png}}

{{Infobox:Country|EnglishName=Republic of Matkha|LocalName=Matjk nj Sefjfsjke|Capital=[[Xassj Fjtenfj]]|Population=1.3 million|Demonym=[[Matkhans|Matkha]]|Language=[[Amafjk language|Amafjk]], three other regional languages|Species=Kjarelen|Ethnicities=[[Tantj'se Tasfimjx]]|GovernmentType=[[w:Parliamentary republic|Parliamentary republic]] with a [[w:Figurehead|ceremonial head of state]]|Currency=[[Naxfitas]]|TrafficDirection=Right|CallingCode=+33|InternetCode=.mt|3LetterCode=MAT|Flag=Matxa.png}}

'''Matkha''' ([[Amafjk language|Amafjk]]: ''Matxa'', <small>pronunciation: </small>[[w:Help:IPA|[ṽætˣx̪͆æ]]]), officially the '''Republic of Matkha''', is an archipelago nation in the northern [[Bellic Ocean]] consisting of five major islands and various uninhabited islets and atolls. It shares no land-based or maritime borders, but the closest states are [[Kasten]] and [[Haobora]]. With the exception of [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksi Itesik]] and [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksi Femni]], the five inhabited islands of Matkha are separated by large spans of water and have thus developed vastly different languages and cultures.

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	{{Infobox:Country\|EnglishName=Republic of Matkha\|Capital=[[Xassj Fjtenfj]]\|Population=1.3 million\|Demonym=[[Matkhans\|Matkha]]\|Language=[[Amafjk language\|Amafjk]], three other regional languages\|Species=Kjarelen\|Ethnicities=[[Tantj'se Tasfimjx]]\|GovernmentType=[[w:Parliamentary republic\|Parliamentary republic]] with a [[w:Figurehead\|ceremonial head of state]]\|Currency=[[Naxfitas]]\|TrafficDirection=Right\|CallingCode=+33\|InternetCode=.mt\|3LetterCode=MAT\|Flag=Matxa.png}}		{{Infobox:Country\|EnglishName=Republic of Matkha\|LocalName=Matjk nj Sefjfsjke\|Capital=[[Xassj Fjtenfj]]\|Population=1.3 million\|Demonym=[[Matkhans\|Matkha]]\|Language=[[Amafjk language\|Amafjk]], three other regional languages\|Species=Kjarelen\|Ethnicities=[[Tantj'se Tasfimjx]]\|GovernmentType=[[w:Parliamentary republic\|Parliamentary republic]] with a [[w:Figurehead\|ceremonial head of state]]\|Currency=[[Naxfitas]]\|TrafficDirection=Right\|CallingCode=+33\|InternetCode=.mt\|3LetterCode=MAT\|Flag=Matxa.png}}

	'''Matkha''' ([[Amafjk language\|Amafjk]]: ''Matxa'', <small>pronunciation: </small>[[w:Help:IPA\|[ṽætˣx̪͆æ]]]), officially the '''Republic of Matkha''', is an archipelago nation in the northern [[Bellic Ocean]] consisting of five major islands and various uninhabited islets and atolls. It shares no land-based or maritime borders, but the closest states are [[Kasten]] and [[Haobora]]. With the exception of [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksi Itesik]] and [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksi Femni]], the five inhabited islands of Matkha are separated by large spans of water and have thus developed vastly different languages and cultures.		'''Matkha''' ([[Amafjk language\|Amafjk]]: ''Matxa'', <small>pronunciation: </small>[[w:Help:IPA\|[ṽætˣx̪͆æ]]]), officially the '''Republic of Matkha''', is an archipelago nation in the northern [[Bellic Ocean]] consisting of five major islands and various uninhabited islets and atolls. It shares no land-based or maritime borders, but the closest states are [[Kasten]] and [[Haobora]]. With the exception of [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksi Itesik]] and [[Tantj Tasfemjx · Kaksi Femni]], the five inhabited islands of Matkha are separated by large spans of water and have thus developed vastly different languages and cultures.