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Hobbit is a near-universal language spoken by Hobbits everywhere.  Regional variations exist as the local language invariably creeps into the language, though all Hobbit displays a strong influence, if not ancestry from, the [[Gael Languages]].  It is primarily spoken only in [[Danas]] and [[Hartland]].<noinclude>[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>
Hobbit is a near-universal language spoken by Hobbits everywhere.  Regional variations exist as the local language invariably creeps into the language, though all Hobbit displays a strong influence, if not ancestry from, the [[Gael Languages]].  It is primarily spoken only in [[Danas]] and [[Hyddtir]].<noinclude>[[Category:Languages]]</noinclude>

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Hobbit is a near-universal language spoken by Hobbits everywhere. Regional variations exist as the local language invariably creeps into the language, though all Hobbit displays a strong influence, if not ancestry from, the Gael Languages. It is primarily spoken only in Danas and Hyddtir.