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|fam6=[[:w:Russian language|Imperial Russian]] |fam7=[[:w:Afro-Russian|Afro-Russian]] ...

...small pool of speakers living within the city of Tyumen itself. Pockets of speakers are scattered throughout much of Europe, of which are mostly immigrant fami ...l gender, grammatical case, or verbal conjugation. Despite its low pool of speakers, Evie has significant dialectal variation. Although this is mostly seen reg ...

|speakers= 47 million ...tly by Ruthenians in the constituent republic of Ruthenia, where it is the native language for approximately than 47 million people. Ruthenian is considered ...

|Native Speakers =25+ ....spbu.ru/?p=8660 Статья в журнале СПбГУ (№ 13 (3855) 26 ОКТЯБРЯ 2012)] (in Russian)</ref> ...

...ated. The language is critically endangered, with only a handful of native speakers remaining, with most acquiring the language as an L2. ...Sea of Azov. There they were given a special protective status within the Russian Empire and were exempt from the draft. ...

|speakers = {{formatnum:5700000}} ...the most spoken native Ceránentian language, with about 5.7 million native speakers. ...

...untering a leveling in morphology with a diversification in semantics. The speakers of Tulvan are thought to be in a post-apogee civilization that values cultu The native speakers of the language believe the name Tulvan to derive directly from their word ...

...or all of these allophones, and younger speakers use them more than older speakers: ...nearby languages of the Eurasian steppe, particularly [[w:Russian language|Russian]], [[w:Kazakh language|Kazakh]], and [[w:Mongolian language|Mongolian]]. Mo ...

...various in-word process have been borrowed from Finnish, Welsh, Norse and Russian with an English based vocabulary and a Turkish style conjugation system. ...originally from Earth but now occupy their present planet, known by Sangi speakers as "ömentis", for political and social reasons which caused them to leave E ...

|speakers = {{formatnum:42000000}} ...fficial for historical and cultural reasons, despite actual Russian native speakers being only 1% of the Tameï population. ...

|speakers = 140 Speakers Modernized Lefso (Also: “Lefso”, “Bing bong”; Native: “レ中ソ”) is a constructed language spoken by less than 1,000 individuals, Mo ...

| speakers = Approximately 400,000 ...uage spoken predominantly in the Syzkyn Republic, a Federal Subject of the Russian Federation located in the western Caucasus. ...

|speakers = {{formatnum:12000000}} ...f ''ʔelodīhūto'', spoken by the majority of its population. Elodian is the native language of about twelve million people in the world, the majority of which ...

Lojban is practiced by its speakers in voice and text chats. ...], [[w:Hindi|Hindi]], [[w:Spanish language|Spanish]], [[w:Russian language|Russian]], and [[w:Arabic|Arabic]]. This resulted in root words being in their phon ...

|speakers = 301,486 ...Greek language|Greek]]. Other influences are [[w:native American languages|native American languages]], the [[w:Shona language|Shona language]] and to certai ...

|speakers = 900,094 ([[wikipedia:First language|native]]) ...n Lôppic, its pronunciation may change, just as in English, Portuguese and Russian. Stressed means that the vowel is a primary or strong secondary stress poin ...

| '''Total Speakers:''' || ~ 10,000,000 | '''Inspirations:''' || Sanskrit, Finnish, Russian, Latin, English, Quenya, Ancient Greek, Classical Persian ...

|speakers = {{formatnum:1700000}} ...amounted to about 1,600,000 people; the total number of native Wendlandish speakers is slightly higher, with at least 100,000 people of Wendlandish origin livi ...

...rd "Sintsiran" comes from the name of the lands of the Sintsiran people in Russian, Синцира (Sincira), which comes from the word in Sintsiran, ''Sínsirē'', wh Because the sound /ʃ/ is not native to Sintsiran, loanwords originally containing this sound get borrowed as as ...

...iption in IPA (between slashes) and the corresponding glyph in Europaico's native alphabet. ...blem, speakers are allowed to substitute /eu̯/ for whatever might be their native pronunciation of <eu> (as in their local pronunciation of 'Europe'). This m ...