Letter
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Languages
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A
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Arabic, Albanian, Armenian...
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B
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Bulgarian, Bengali, Bosnian...
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C
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Croatian, Czech, Catalan...
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D
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Dutch, Danish, Dari...
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E
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English, Estonian,
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F
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French, Finnish, Farsi...
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G
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German, Greek, Georgian...
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H
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Hungarian, Hindi, Hebrew...
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I
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Italian, Indonesian, Irish...
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J
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Japanese
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K
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Korean, Khmer, Kazakh...
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L
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Latvian, Lithuanian, Lao...
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M
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Mandarin, Malay, Mongolian...
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Letter
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Languages
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N
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Norwegian, Nepali, Nauruan...
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O
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(none)
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P
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Portuguese, Polish, Pashto...
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Q
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Quechua
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R
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Russian, Romanian, Romansh
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S
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Spanish, Swedish, Serbian...
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T
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Turkish, Thai, Tajik...
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U
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Ukrainian, Uzbek, Urdu...
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V
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Vietnamese, Venda
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W
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(none)
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X
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Xhosa
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Y
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(none)
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Z
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Zulu
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The american one is ASL (American Sign Language), the french one is LSF, the brazilian one is Libras, and so forth.
If you type in New Zealand Sign Language the quiz will allow it because that's the actual name of the one from NZ.
There’s Yiddish and Welsh
Both are European languages.
like wu chinese and yue chinese.
please accept this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_Maldives
Not sure why I instantly tried Dhivehi for D though
Technically you can also have Weenhayek & Yaminawa/Yuki/Yuracaré due to Bolivia, so you should add a caveat excluding them. Something like "Only the 3 most prominent languages of Bolivia are considered"?