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'''Leutiktja''' (Leutiktja: tjéLeutiktja [cɛ.'ɮ.euɾ.ik.c:.ħɑ̥], [[Terryfian Language|Terryfs]]: {{Mallian|løriks}} Leurics [lø.ʁɪks], [[Alhi language|Alhi]]: [placeholder]) is an Eastern Touban spoken primarily in the condominium of Ojanka/Fassaujə. It is the most divergent and most spoken Touban language, being spoken by an estimated 130,000 people as of 2011, virtually all Kjareleni, across Ojanka and to a lesser extent by emigre communities in [[Matkha]] and [[Xjetjeŋ]]. It is one of the most widely spoken Indigenous Ojankan-Fassaujən languages. | '''Leutiktja''' (Leutiktja: tjéLeutiktja [cɛ.'ɮ.euɾ.ik.c:.ħɑ̥], [[Terryfian Language|Terryfs]]: {{Mallian|løriks}} Leurics [lø.ʁɪks], [[Alhi language|Alhi]]: [placeholder]) is an Eastern Touban spoken primarily in the condominium of Ojanka/Fassaujə. It is the most divergent and most spoken Touban language, being spoken by an estimated 130,000 people as of 2011, virtually all Kjareleni, across Ojanka and to a lesser extent by emigre communities in [[Matkha]] and [[Xjetjeŋ]]. It is one of the most widely spoken Indigenous Ojankan-Fassaujən languages. | ||
Leutiktja has a very small phonemic inventory, though there are a large amount of phones due to rampant allophonic variation. Leutiktja is most known for chaining process in vowels employed in inflection, the process of changing vowels | Leutiktja has a very small phonemic inventory, featuring 9 consonants and 5 × 2 vowels, though there are a large amount of phones due to rampant allophonic variation. Leutiktja is most known for chaining process in vowels employed in inflection, the process of changing vowels | ||
== Classification == | == Classification == | ||