The Asmat-Muli Strait languages, also called Asmat-Mombum, are a branch of the Trans-New Guinea languages established by Timothy Usher and Edgar Suter, spoken along the southern coast of Indonesian New Guinea. The branch divides into two subgroups, Asmat-Kamrau and the Muli Strait languages, also known as Mombum or Komolom, and carries no Glottolog code.
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The Asmat-Muli Strait languages are a branch of the Trans-New Guinea languages spoken along the southern coast of Indonesian New Guinea, established by Timothy Usher and Edgar Suter.
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