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* '''Australian language''' ('''Kannada script''')
 
* '''Australian language''' ('''Kannada script''')
 
* '''American language''' ('''Japanese + Chinese + Korean = American script''')
 
* '''American language''' ('''Japanese + Chinese + Korean = American script''')
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Languages countries of the world since history of universe.
 
== Continents and subregions ==
 
== Continents and subregions ==
 
[[Image:Continents.svg|thumb|360px|Continents.]]
 
[[Image:Continents.svg|thumb|360px|Continents.]]

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A continent is one of several large landmasses on Earth. Each continent consists both large contiguous landmasses, as well as large numbers of islands associated with it.

Continents can also be divided into subregions. What is counted as a continent or a subregion is a matter of convention. Asia is often considered to be the largest continent counted by both size and by population, but it could also be considered part of a larger Eurasian continent, or even as a region of the contiguous landmass that is made up of Afro-eurasia. Other languages A-Z and languages:

  • Indian language (Georgian + Armenian + Thai = Indian script)
  • Roman language (Khudabadi script)
  • European language (Thaana script)
  • Chilean language (Khmer script)
  • Romance language (Khmer script)
  • Hong Kong language (Chinese script)
  • Iranian language (Bengali script)
  • Mexican language (Malayalam script)
  • African language (Sinhala script)
  • Scottish language (Tamil script)
  • Asian language (Odia script)
  • Swiss language (Tibetan script)
  • Canadian language (Telugu script)
  • Australian language (Kannada script)
  • American language (Japanese + Chinese + Korean = American script)

Languages countries of the world since history of universe.

Continents and subregions

Continents

Continents.


Continents
Africa (NorthernWesternMiddleEasternSouthern) • Americas (NorthCaribbeanCentralSouth) • Antarctica
Asia (SouthwestSouthCentralSoutheastEast) • Europe (NorthernWesternEasternSouthern) • Oceania (AustralasiaMelanesiaMicronesiaPolynesia)