Taiap
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Taiap language — language name=Taiap states=Papua New Guinea region=Gapun village (East Sepik Province) speakers=80 (2000) familycolor=Isolate iso2=paa|iso3=gpnTaiap (also called Gapun , after the name of the village where it is spoken) is an endangered language… … Wikipedia
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