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The Bayono–Awbono languages are a pair of Papuan languages, Bayono and Awbono, each spoken by a hundred people in the southeast of Papua province, Indonesia. The Awbono are monolingual. The languages have only recently been recognized as a unit, and were not classified by either Stephen Wurm or Malcolm Ross. Wikipedia [ - ]

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The Bayono–Awbono languages are a pair of Papuan languages, Bayono and Awbono, each spoken by a hundred people in the southeast of Papua province, Indonesia. The Awbono are monolingual. The languages have only recently been recognized as a unit, and were not classified by either Stephen Wurm or Malcolm Ross. Wikipedia