Category:Languages of Papua New Guinea
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Subcategories
This category has the following 45 subcategories, out of 45 total.
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Pages in category "Languages of Papua New Guinea"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 230 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).
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K
- Kaiep language
- Kainantu–Goroka languages
- Kairiru language
- Kalam language
- Kalam languages
- Kamula language
- Kanasi language
- Karami language
- Kare language (Papuan)
- Kâte language
- Kayagar languages
- Kala language
- Kenati language
- Kimaghima language
- Kis language
- Kiwaian languages
- Koiarian languages
- Kokon languages
- Kolom language
- Kolopom languages
- Komba language
- Koro language (New Guinea)
- Kovai language
- Kove language
- Kowan languages
- Kwale language
- Kwalean languages
- Kwomtari–Fas languages
- Kyaka language
L
M
- Mabuso languages
- Madang languages
- Mailu language
- Mailuan languages
- Maiwa language (Papuan)
- Malol language
- Mamusi language
- Manam language
- Manubaran languages
- Mape language
- Mapena language
- Mari language (Madang Province)
- Maria language (Papua New Guinea)
- Marind languages
- Markham languages
- Mbula language
- Mek languages
- Mekeo language
- Mengen language
- Mesem language
- Middle Sepik languages
- Mubami language
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P
R
S
- Samoic languages
- Saposa language
- Sausi language
- Schouten languages
- Selepet language
- Sengseng language
- Sepik Hill languages
- Sepik–Ramu languages
- Sio language
- Siroi language
- Solos language
- South Bird's Head languages
- South Bougainville languages
- South Huon Gulf languages
- Southern Adelbert languages
- St Matthias languages
- Suki language
- Sumau language
