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The Thyo-Merinese languages are a branch of the Meranian languages spoken natively by a population of about ??? million people in Southern Meran and Western Meran. The majority of extant languages are directly descended from the Cunerian language, spoken by the Cunerians.
The Thyo-Merinese languages are divided into five geographic groups: Northern, Southern, Central, Eastern, and Western.