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Jabem

L2
bu

Jabutí

L2
bziru, hõtxi, paku

Jakaltek

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, , yewaẍ, yahaw, tulasna, alcapus, camiẍe, tioẍ, oj, pale, ẍapun, cꞌum, an̈, cay, lawuẍ, teẍeleẍ

Jamamadí

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

L2
gugu, marlayi

Jamsay

L2
ní꞉

Jamtish

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, , , igjann, bugu, louv, ljøt

Janday

L2
gin

Japanese Sign Language

L2
𝡝𝪟𝤫𝪤

Japhug

L2
nɤ-, ndza, si, tɯci

Jappanese

L2
とぶらい, ともらい

Jaqaru

L2
wakiri, maha, hiwa, waka, išapa, aru, niwni, qaqa, marka

Jarai

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, , 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

L2
ʈʰehuːʈʰu, noha, huʈʰu, topo, ma, li, kaja, woǰoʈʰo, ʈʰi, mi, naɖem, ən-ipo, učəhə, tʰaɖo, paŋnaŋ, taːŋ, , čaɖɖaː, olo olo, ləːw, innen, taŋg, ero, -jə, -wa, ullel, čonel, ən-imun, babu, ʈorči, ijan-piʈʰi, tʰujijə, mala ʈʰuhumə, ɖi, čokogere, ʈomono

Jaru

L2
ngaba

Jassic

L2
dan, daban horz, horz

Jawe

L2
we

Jebero

L2
uru, dek

Jeh

L2
suu

Jehai

L2
kit, tɔm, pʔus, baboʔ, plʔɛŋ, dorɛn

Jeikó

L2
paang

Jemez

L2
gahwé, tetááse, tyó, , hǫ́, vééla, táásæ, géésu, sądáálu, , ˀówa, hhú, pˀá

Jenaama Bozo

L2
ji

Jeri Kuo

L2

Jersey Dutch

L2
kääd'l, , 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

L2
belei, kaʈa, बेलेई, ल्य, ino, ल्व,

Jerung

L2
kaku

Jiamao

L2
nəm⁴, ʔɔŋ¹

Jibu

L2
zàpìr

Jicarilla

L2
tsé, dééh, béela,

Jili

L2
nkwalẹ

Jilim

L2
agim

Jingulu

L2
bundurru, nayu, ibilkini

Jirajara

L2
ing

Jita

L2
amanji

Jola-Fonyi

L2
asɛk, mumɛl

Jowulu

L2

Juang

L2
ଡକ୍

Juba Arabic

L2
gesh, tub

Judeo-Italian

L2
achlàre, דברר, lechtire, dabberàre, gannaviàre, לכטיר, גנביר, אכלר, טובזה

Judeo-Tat

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

L2
hupʼi, ošewʼe, hura, amu, pʼotʼos, epelʼe, murʼus, eela, itʼul, wap, koy, kunu, ačih, aya, tʼulis, pahu, hurʼu

Jumjum

L2
búuy, pɪ̂ɪk

Jur Modo

L2
toma

Jurchen

L2
xoni, turi, nadan, әmu, dʒua, booigon, xuri, tumәn, da, ujewun, alin, mu, doro, niŋgu, wanan, ʃundʒa, oʃïxa, emiyen, duwin, dʒakun, ilan

Jurúna

L2
karaxu

Jutiapa

L2
narro, erec, meyatij, talma, aiya, puj, huy, soroni, ahua, parri, jurgaqui, macu

Jutish

L2
uund, jaart, væn, gnusk, morsk, inxevæjter, æ, blåsen, knååk, nåver, svaar, veer, skå, boam

Juǀ'hoan

L2
gǃu, gǃòʼé, gǃkún, A, Gǃkúnǁʼhòmdímà, dshàú, Gǃòʼé ǃHú