The following pages link to Tübatulabal language
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- Kitanemuk language (links | edit)
- Karkin language (links | edit)
- Plains Indian Sign Language (links | edit)
- Saanich dialect (links | edit)
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- List of extinct languages of North America (links | edit)
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