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Tungusic is a family of languages spoken primarily across northeastern Asia, including parts of Russia, China, and Mongolia, with the most widely spoken being Evenki. These languages matter because they represent distinct linguistic traditions of indigenous peoples in the region and provide important insights into the linguistic and cultural diversity of Asia.
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