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  Tuhan amal nal jarwao, na ken gaaw taneninin, nado asual aro, wano, sekai ago, malikang asual aro wano John 3:16 Oud Krai Krei-lama Krai Doka Trangan Ngaibor Faturai Jerdera https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karey_language  From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Karey Native to Indonesia Region Aru Islands Native speakers 610 (2011) [1] Language family Austronesian Malayo-Polynesian Central–Eastern Aru Karey Language codes ISO 639-3 kyd Glottolog kare1339 Karey  (Krei) is an  Austronesian language  spoken on the  Aru Islands  of eastern Indonesia. [2]

  Tuhan sangat mencintai dunia, bahwa hia wian ne Putra Tunggal ne, barang siapa ata beriman kepada hia, maka wita mate, melainkan manga garis pusi ata kekal.  - John 3:16 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Komodo_language https://commons.w ikimedia.org/wiki/File:John_316_in_the_Komodo_language.png From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Komodo Native to Indonesia Region Komodo Island  and mainland  Flores Ethnicity Komodo ,  Bugis ,  Bima Native speakers 700 (2000) [1] Language family Austronesian Malayo-Polynesian Central–Eastern MP Bima–Sumba Komodo Writing system Latin Language codes ISO 639-3 kvh Glottolog komo1261   Komodo The  Komodo language  is a language spoken by the extinct [2]   Komodo people , and present day inhabitants of  Komodo Island , with a small population of speakers on mainland  Flores . [3]  It belongs to the  Austronesian  language family, and is a separate language from  Manggar...

 “Tuhan nafaganana Dunya, karna natora ni tu woi hai, mata heima nawe ulan amal, namata jat tei, fan diwa orja na'ai num hidup Ela magrua fia” - John 3:16

Plain Text:  “Jou Madihutu Yo Duka dunia, Gate Be Yo Sodoa Ni Ngofa Madihutu, Nage Bato Yo Jaga Iman, Yo Sone Ua, makarana yo dahe ahu ma suru” - John 3:16 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidore_language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Tidore Native to Indonesia Region North Maluku, islands of  Tidore , Maitara, Mare, northern half of Moti, and some areas of west coast of  Halmahera Native speakers (26,000 cited 1981) [1] 20,000 L2 speakers (1981) [1] Language family West Papuan ? North Halmahera Ternate–Tidore Tidore Writing system Latin script ,  Arabic script  (historically) [2] [3] Language codes ISO 639-3 tvo Glottolog tido1248 ELP Tidore Tidore Location in Southeast Asia Coordinates:  0°1′N   127°44′E Tidore  is a language of  North Maluku ,  Indonesia , spoken by the  Tidore people . [4]  The language is centered on the island of  Tidore , but it is also spoken in some areas of the neighbouring  Halmah...

  “Tuhan sangat ngacintai dunia, bahwa dia mere putra tunggalana, bareng saha ulina kadituna, henteu moal paeh, ngalainkeun milik garis hirup nu kekal” John 3:16

  ພະເຢໂອວາຣັກໂລກກິເດີກ,  ເກີອັນກອນຈຶມເບຣາະໂມຍກົນເຕະເກີ ເມິກໍຕາມທີຕືມເກິ, ຈິປິຮານ,  ກາເລົາອາຊີວິດວາງຈົວ(ແຕນ) ຈອນ 3:16 SEO: Bid; Buxia; Buxin; Buxinhua; Khabit; Khbit; Phsin; Phsing, Phongslai and Luang Namtha provinces, Boun-Tai, Khoa, Samphan, and Luang Namtha districts. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bit Native to Laos , China Native speakers 2,600 (2007–2015) [1] Language family Austroasiatic Khasi–Palaungic Palaungic Bit–Khang Bit Language codes ISO 639-3 bgk Glottolog bitt1240 ELP Bit Bit is classified as Vulnerable by the  UNESCO   Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger Bit  ( Khabit ,  Bid ,  Psing ,  Buxing ) is an  Austroasiatic  language spoken by around 2,000 people in  Phongsaly Province , northern Laos and in  Mengla County , Yunnan, China. [1] A sample text in the Bit language Names [ edit source ] In China, the Buxing people (布兴, 布幸, or 布醒; IPA:  [puʃiŋ] ) are also called Kami (佧米人) or...