Eastern Berber languages
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The Eastern Berber languages are a subgroup of the Berber languages, spoken in parts of Libya and Egypt.
The group consists of these related languages:
Many linguists also include Ghadames, and sometimes Nafusi, as well as the language of El-Fogaha in the Fezzan (not mentioned in the Ethnologue.) Some linguists regard this as two separate subgroups.
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