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• Language of many Kosovars
• Language of many mottos
• Language of Mexico
• Language of Middle-earth
• Language of N. Amer.
• Language of Navarre
• Language of New Zealand
• Language of Nigeria
• Language of northeast Spain
• Language of northeastern India
• Language of northern Spain
• Language of northern Thailand
• Language of old Ireland
• Language of old Rome
• Language of Omar Khayyam's "Rubáiyát
• Language of Oslo, in Oslo
• Language of Persia
• Language of Picasso
• Language of Qatar
• Language of science
• Language of Scotland
• Language of settlers of Kent
• Language of Singapore
• Language of software engineers
• Language of some Aer Lingus announcements
• Language of some Dublin Airport announcements
• Language of South Asia
• Language of southeast Africa
• Language of Southeast Asia
• Language of southern Africa
• Language of southern China
• Language of Spain
• Language of spots
• Language of Syria
• Language of the 1983 film title "Koyaanisqatsi
• Language of the answers to this puzzle's uniclues
• Language of the Apostles
• Language of the Balearics
• Language of the British Isles
• Language of the Celts
• Language of the Far East
• Language of the Gaels
• Language of the Gypsies
• Language of the Koran
• Language of the Masses
• Language of the masses no longer
• Language of the masses, once
• Language of the newspaper Al-Hayat
• Language of the Old Testament
• Language of the Quran
• Language of the Scotch Highlanders.
• Language of the Southwest
• Language of the Talmud
• Language of the unheard," per Martin Luther King Jr.
• Language of the Vikings
• Language of two of this puzzle's attached strings
• Language of Vientiane
• Language of Wales
• Language of Yemen
• Language of Yemen and Oman
• Language offshoots
• Language on a longship
• Language on all current U.S. coins
• Language once known as Cape Dutch
• Language once rumored to have a ton of words for snow (although it's not technically one language, it's a language family)
• Language once written in Cyrillic
• Language organ
• Language originally known as Mocha
• Language peculiarity
• Language pointed at by a yad
• Language: Prefix
• Language problem
• Language producing ''shampoo'' and ''pajamas''
• Language quintet comprising the only elements in the circled boxes
• Language quirk
• Language related to Aleut
• Language related to Comanche
• Language related to Dinka
• Language related to Finnish
• Language related to Hawaiian
• Language related to Hopi
• Language related to Malay
• Language related to Manx
• Language related to Massachusett
• Language related to Micmac
• Language related to Montagnais
• Language related to Nahuatl
• Language related to Navajo
• Language related to Polish
• Language related to Shoshone
• Language related to Slovak
• Language related to Tahitian
• Language related to Thai
• Language related to Urdu
• Language related to Wyandot
• Language related to Xhosa
• Language related to Yakima
• Language related to Yupik
• Language rudiments
• Language rules
• Language similar to Bengali
• Language similar to Gaelic
• Language similar to Thai
• Language since 1995
• Language (slang)
• Language source of "chocolate
• Language specialist Chomsky
• Language specific to an activity
• Language spoken across the border from southern China
• Language spoken along James Bay
• Language spoken along the Mekong River
• Language spoken around Beijing
• Language spoken around Loch Ness
• Language spoken by a Phnom Penh native
• Language spoken by Jesus
• Language spoken by prospectors in the Urals?
• Language spoken by Santa?
• Language spoken by some in India
• Language spoken by someone flipping out in Cardiff?
• Language spoken in "Airplane!
• Language spoken in Assam, India
• Language spoken in Australia
• Language spoken in Barcelona
• Language spoken in Bhutan
• Language spoken in Dingwall
• Language spoken in Egypt
• Language spoken in Espoo
• Language spoken in Katmandu
• Language spoken in Limerick
• Language spoken in London: Abbr.
• Language spoken in Malawi
• Language spoken in Nishapur.
• Language spoken in Oklahoma
• Language spoken in parts of Afghanistan and northern Pakistan
• Language spoken in Rome: Abbr.
• Language spoken in Sarajevo
• Language spoken in Seoul
• Language spoken in Singapore
• Language spoken in southwestern Asia
• Language spoken in Spain
• Language spoken in Stornoway
• Language spoken in the Golden Triangle
• Language spoken in "The Lord of the Rings
• Language spoken in "The Passion of the Christ
• Language spoken in the western part of India — I rate jug (anag)
• Language spoken in Turkey and Iraq
• Language spoken in Vientiane
• Language spoken in Yangon
• Language spoken superbly by Hamlet?