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| − | The '''Affalhaqic''' languages are the languages spoken by the Affalhaqic civilization and her descendants. Through the millenia, Affalhaqic languages slowly began to displace and replace neighbouring languages through repeating processes of empire building by various Affalhaqic speaking states. The expansion of Affalhaqic languages represents one of the most major losses of linguistic diversity in history. | + | The '''Affalhaqic''' languages are the languages spoken by the Affalhaqic civilization and her descendants. Through the millenia, Affalhaqic languages slowly began to displace and replace neighbouring languages through repeating processes of empire building by various Affalhaqic speaking states. The expansion of Affalhaqic languages represents one of the most major losses of linguistic diversity in history. [[image:affalhaqic_early.png|thumb|upper|right|The earliest extent of the Affalhaqic languages, prior to state formation]] |
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The Affalhaqic languages are the languages spoken by the Affalhaqic civilization and her descendants. Through the millenia, Affalhaqic languages slowly began to displace and replace neighbouring languages through repeating processes of empire building by various Affalhaqic speaking states. The expansion of Affalhaqic languages represents one of the most major losses of linguistic diversity in history.
