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The '''recognised | The '''recognised languages of Hasanistan''' are languages with special status granting them certain privileages. | ||
According to the now-defunct Sixth Constitution, the recognised minority languages were:{{Citation needed}} | |||
*[[wikipedia:Arabic language|Arabic]] | |||
*[[wikipedia:Dutch language|Dutch]] | |||
*[[wikipedia:Kurdish language|Kurdish]] | |||
*[[wikipedia:Russian language|Russian]] | |||
*"[[Ardajani language|Viadalvian]]" | |||
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The recognised languages of Hasanistan are languages with special status granting them certain privileages.
According to the now-defunct Sixth Constitution, the recognised minority languages were:[citation needed]
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