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The '''Central Thyo-Merinese languages''' are the a branch of the Thyo-Merinese languages historically spoken in the central reaches of the Auser River in [[Thyon]], now spread across much of [[Thyon]]. | The '''Central Thyo-Merinese languages''' are the a branch of the [[Thyo-Merinese languages]] historically spoken in the central reaches of the Auser River in [[Thyon]], now spread across much of [[Thyon]]. | ||
Central Thyo-Merinese languages include: | Central Thyo-Merinese languages include: | ||
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The Central Thyo-Merinese languages are the a branch of the Thyo-Merinese languages historically spoken in the central reaches of the Auser River in Thyon, now spread across much of Thyon.
Central Thyo-Merinese languages include:
- Thyonese language - one of the official languages of Thyon.
- Menese language - a nearly extinct language spoken in Melapo.
- Lower Thyonese language - a regional language spoken in Southern Thyon.