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'''Cuam''' (''shlánR CuamR'') is an [[Verse:Irta|Irtan]] Southeast Asian language in the [[Cuam-Flei]] family. Its loanwards are mainly from Middle Chinese, Mon-Khmer and Far East Semitic; more recently it has borrowed from French and modern Chinese languages. Cuam is official in Cuamland (''FáimhF doilM-ChuamR''). | '''Cuam''' (''shlánR CuamR'') is an [[Verse:Irta|Irtan]] Southeast Asian language in the [[Cuam-Flei]] family. Its loanwards are mainly from Middle Chinese, Mon-Khmer and [[Far East Semitic]]; more recently it has borrowed from French and modern Chinese languages. Cuam is official in Cuamland (''FáimhF doilM-ChuamR''). | ||
Cuam is inspired by Irish, Thai and Hmong. (It's the latest reboot of [[Neck Thai]].) | Cuam is inspired by Irish, Thai and Hmong. (It's the latest reboot of [[Neck Thai]].) | ||