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| − | '''Talozhi''' ({{cs|vrt|taloźii}}, {{small|tr.}} ''Taložij'' [tɐˈɫɵʑɪj]) is a [[Verethian languages|Verethian]] language of the Southern Verethian branch. As the national language of [[Talozh]], it is one of three [[Languages of the Central Etzavazi Republic|co-official languages]] of the Central Etzavazi Republic, alongside [[Kagatoni language|Kagatoni]] and [[Mesvadi language|Mesvadi]]. |
+ | '''Talozhi''' ({{cs|vrt|taloźii}}, {{small|tr.}} ''Taložij'' [tɐˈɫɵʑɪj]) is a [[Verethian languages|Verethian]] language of the Southern Verethian branch. As the national language of [[Talozh]], it is one of three [[Languages of the Central Etzavazi Republic|co-official languages]] of the Central Etzavazi Republic, alongside [[Kagatoni language|Kagatoni]] and [[Mesvadi language|Mesvadi]]. Its closest relative is Mesvadi, with which it shares some degree of mutual intelligibility. |
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Revision as of 02:51, 9 November 2025
| Talozhi | |
|---|---|
| taloźii | |
| Pronunciation | [tɐˈɫɵʑɪj] |
| Native to | Central Etzavazi Republic (Talozh) |
| Ethnicity | Talozhi people |
Native speakers | ~48 million (4623) |
Ashno-Verethian
| |
Early forms | Old Vertali
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| Verethian script | |
| Official status | |
Official language in |  Central Etzavazi Republic (Talozh) |
 Languages of the Central Etzavazi Republic (areas where Talozhi is the majority in blue) | |
Talozhi (taloźii, tr. Taložij [tɐˈɫɵʑɪj]) is a Verethian language of the Southern Verethian branch. As the national language of Talozh, it is one of three co-official languages of the Central Etzavazi Republic, alongside Kagatoni and Mesvadi. Its closest relative is Mesvadi, with which it shares some degree of mutual intelligibility.