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Jabem
[edit]- L2
- bu
Jabutí
[edit]Jakaltek
[edit]- L2
- tzꞌibin̈, ich, cꞌo, hum, on̈, bajal, eche, n̈a, aẍuẍ, cuc, txam, pop, pulato, itaj, pulta, sanicꞌ, n̈e, machit, culiẍ, haꞌ, hoh, chꞌen, tꞌiw, has, ẍalu, xotxꞌ, lemniẍ, pay, atzꞌam, meẍa, tzꞌibin̈ balam, retet, ẍila, halaw, kꞌoch, aˀ, yewaẍ, yahaw, tulasna, alcapus, camiẍe, tioẍ, oj, pale, ẍapun, cꞌum, an̈, cay, lawuẍ, teẍeleẍ
Jamamadí
[edit]- L2
- nima, awi, uaiia, kama, tafo, baya, rima, -ri, bama, maka, fama, rereokana, kini, rawi, hako, hihiiara, saka, dabikari, tofa, aba, hama, Bada, sima, yiri, mano, sukia, kaiyara, basa, kihi, diyi, bayiyiyi kawa, kiti, tuuiia, -mari, yomai, waka, kanikai, fisi, wisi, kaka, tafe, reu kana, kifi, kimi, tia tikei yarine, disi, tefe, kamawamai, yaka, bita, wina, tafi, yifoya, faha, dama, kisi, bisi, mina, wanakori, bira, owia, tifa, ibofa, bidi, awa, bata, Baba, ibe, tuuia, owi, tama, hisi, uaifie, kiki, -bona, wama, yama, afiiama, suiri, naka, disa, kibi, warisei, faa, warabo, rabikai, tafa, tima, Baka, owaria, Daka, haha, tisi, sama, iba, hima, -mona
Jaminjung
[edit]Jamsay
[edit]- L2
- ní꞉
Jamtish
[edit]- L2
- segi, vuku, kvæðn, sleip, jáðn, klatr, storkje, horreg, storkję, fouke, hvur, hás, futu, rýpe, báðn, vili, æðnen, fugł, hata, symi, Ufsale, moułe, radd, souð, stjaga, fengte, ljá, svýn, kú, Jó, igjann, bugu, louv, ljøt
Janday
[edit]- L2
- gin
Japanese Sign Language
[edit]- L2
- 𝡝𝪟𝤫𝪤
Japhug
[edit]Jappanese
[edit]Jaqaru
[edit]Jarai
[edit]- L2
- mơta, arăt, dua, Khua Pô Pơtô, djai, hia, ŏ, hlăt mrai, drơi, sang ia săng, čar Ơ̆n Đô̆, pŏk, jrum, čar Êjĭp, DJ, Ƀing Khua Phat Kơđi, bơnai, Yêsu Krist, Ƀing Pơtao, dơlăm, aku, tơlơi, rup, pă, tŭl, thâo, yu, ƀĕ, ƀlĕ, añŭ, atâo, H'Êsther, đao, ƀrom, kơyâu, añŭ čui, mơja, mlun, čar Mi, tơ̆ngia, Tơlơi Yap, sa, ƀrom hraŏ, Čơdơ̆ng Phŭn, ama, asâo, ƀlor, čar Prăng, Tơlơi Bơrơđah, bôh, sang, kơđi čar, pơrơ-, angĭn, ƀlĕ ia nŏt, ala, H'Rut, amĭ, aseh, hiam, Tơlơi Adoh Hiam, rơsĭ, Tơlơi Tơbiă, pơ-, Đawit, asap, čar Kur, tơkâo, hraŏ diu, čar Wiêt Nam, A, Tơlơi Pơtô Mơñă Tơlơi Juăt, ia hơni, čar Ang-glê, Bruă Mơnuă, đah-kơmơi, Tơlơi Čok Hia, čô, hraŏ, čar, dj, ia, ia săng, Tơlơi Čih Ruai
Jarawa
[edit]- L2
- ʈʰehuːʈʰu, noha, huʈʰu, topo, ma, li, kaja, woǰoʈʰo, ʈʰi, mi, naɖem, ən-ipo, učəhə, tʰaɖo, paŋnaŋ, taːŋ, iŋ, čaɖɖaː, olo olo, ləːw, innen, taŋg, ero, -jə, -wa, ullel, čonel, ən-imun, babu, ʈorči, ijan-piʈʰi, tʰujijə, mala ʈʰuhumə, ɖi, čokogere, ʈomono
Jaru
[edit]- L2
- ngaba
Jassic
[edit]- L2
- dan, daban horz, horz
Jawe
[edit]- L2
- we
Jebero
[edit]Jeh
[edit]- L2
- suu
Jehai
[edit]Jeikó
[edit]- L2
- paang
Jemez
[edit]Jenaama Bozo
[edit]- L2
- ji
Jeri Kuo
[edit]- L2
- yí
Jersey Dutch
[edit]- L2
- kääd'l, tû, häspân, nît, häus, hai, had, plänti, tevrêde, z'n, f'n, vôrt, arm, bääzix, hôi, twî, bän, täus, vâder, hät, xong, en, jonger, zal, xâne, zőn, de, tahääim, wîzen, vâders, êne, waz, zaide, äk, blêv
Jeru
[edit]Jerung
[edit]- L2
- kaku
Jiamao
[edit]Jibu
[edit]- L2
- zàpìr
Jicarilla
[edit]Jili
[edit]- L2
- nkwalẹ
Jilim
[edit]- L2
- agim
Jingulu
[edit]Jirajara
[edit]- L2
- ing
Jita
[edit]- L2
- amanji
Jola-Fonyi
[edit]Jowulu
[edit]- L2
- jú
Juang
[edit]- L2
- ଡକ୍
Juba Arabic
[edit]Judeo-Italian
[edit]Judeo-Tat
[edit]- L2
- хуьрс, гьово, суьрх, жугьур, гуьрг, qəçele, гӀэсб, גאורג, כאורס, А, מאוּש, хун, kongoluş, фил, муш, hovo, קאז׳אילאי, леглег, fil, мизрох, худо, האָבאָ, мерд, אָב, хьэфд, гъэжеле, עאסבּ, чуь, gyrg, бэгъ, ov, хабэри, шолум, muş, одоми, סאורכ, ḩəsb, назу, syrx, xyrs
Jumaytepeque
[edit]- L2
- hupʼi, ošewʼe, hura, amu, pʼotʼos, epelʼe, murʼus, eela, itʼul, wap, koy, kunu, ačih, aya, tʼulis, pahu, hurʼu
Jumjum
[edit]Jur Modo
[edit]- L2
- toma
Jurchen
[edit]- L2
- xoni, turi, nadan, әmu, dʒua, booigon, xuri, tumәn, da, ujewun, alin, mu, doro, niŋgu, wanan, ʃundʒa, oʃïxa, emiyen, duwin, dʒakun, ilan
Jurúna
[edit]- L2
- karaxu