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Information about the South Caucasian (or Kartvelian) languages Where are the South Caucasian languages spoken? These languages are spoken primarily in Georgia, with some groups of speakers in Israel, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Iran and Russia Total number of speakers (estimated): Nearly 5 000 000 according to the site ethnologue.com (SIL) Classification The South Caucasian language family […]