Wikipedia:WikiProject Linguistics/Phonetics/Language phonologies

This is a list of language phonologies, and is part of the Phonetics Task Force of WikiProject Linguistics. The entries in bold are separate phonology articles, the others phonology sections in language articles. Section headers and bottom or middle-level divisions of the tree link to proto-languages, where available.

The current standard suggested for phonology articles titles is XXX phonology. Please feel free to convert the articles to the naming standard and the phonology template. The entries in bold should all be in Category:Language phonologies and should bear the template Language phonologies.

African (isolates and small families)

 * Hadza
 * Laal


 * Mande
 * Dan
 * Vai
 * Shabo (?)


 * Songhay
 * Tadaksahak
 * Korandje

Afro-Asiatic

 * Berber
 * North
 * Chenoua
 * Kabyle
 * Tamazight
 * Tarifit
 * Tashelhiyt
 * Tuareg


 * Chadic
 * Biu-Mandara
 * Mpade
 * Tera
 * East
 * Kujargé
 * West
 * Guruntum
 * Hausa


 * Cushitic
 * Central
 * Awngi
 * Blin
 * Qimant
 * Xamtanga
 * East
 * Afar
 * Oromo
 * Somali
 * South
 * Dahalo (?)


 * Egyptian
 * Coptic


 * Omotic
 * North
 * Anfillo (beginnings)
 * Bench


 * Semitic
 * East
 * Akkadian
 * South
 * Amharic
 * Chaha
 * Inor
 * Ge'ez
 * Tigre
 * Tigrinya
 * Silt'e
 * West
 * Arabic
 * Standard
 * Algerian
 * Egyptian
 * Hassānīya
 * Levantine
 * Libyan
 * Moroccan
 * Sa'idi
 * Tunisian
 * Yemeni (bit of a mess)
 * Hadhrami
 * Aramaic
 * of Hatra
 * Neo-Mandaic
 * Neo-Western (stubbish)
 * Syriac
 * Hebrew
 * Ashkenazi
 * Biblical
 * Mishnaic
 * Mizrahi
 * Sephardi
 * Tiberian
 * Yemenite
 * Phoenician
 * Ugaritic

Algic

 * Algonquian
 * Arapaho
 * Blackfoot
 * Cheyenne
 * Cree (dialect comparision)
 * Atikamekw
 * Innu-aimun (Montagnais)
 * Plains Cree
 * Eastern
 * Massachusett (stubbish)
 * Mi'kmaq
 * Unami
 * Western Abnaki
 * Eastern Great Lakes
 * Anishinaabemowin
 * Algonquin
 * Ojibwe
 * Ottawa
 * Fox
 * Potawatomi
 * Shawnee
 * Menominee


 * Wiyot
 * Yurok

Altaic

 * Japonic (?)
 * Old Japanese
 * Late Old Japanese
 * Early Middle Japanese
 * Late Middle Japanese
 * Japanese
 * Kansai
 * Saga (a few pronunciation differences) (also several one-off notes at Japanese dialects)
 * Ryukyuan
 * Amami
 * Okinawan
 * Kunigami
 * Yaeyama (some correspondences)
 * Yonaguni


 * Korean (?)
 * Gyeongsang
 * Jeju
 * Zainichi


 * Mongolic
 * Baarin
 * Bonan
 * Kalmyk (pronunciation of the alphabet)
 * Mongolian


 * Tungusic
 * Manchu
 * Nanai


 * Turkic
 * Arghu
 * Khalaj
 * Kypchak
 * Baraba
 * Bashkir (pronunciation of the alphabet only)
 * Karakalpak
 * Kazakh (draft)
 * Kyrgyz
 * Tatar
 * Oghuz
 * Azerbaijani
 * Khorasani Turkic
 * Turkish
 * Cypriot
 * Salar
 * Turkmen
 * Oghur
 * Chuvash (vowel list only)
 * Siberian
 * Altay
 * Sakha
 * Tuvan
 * West Yugur
 * Uyghur
 * Äynu
 * Ili Turki
 * Old Turkic
 * Uzbek (pronunciation of the alphabet only)
 * Uyghur proper
 * Urum

Amerind (isolates & small families)
This section covers isolates and families with phonological data available for four or less members. The families currently listed separately are: Algic, Eskimo-Aleut, Iroquioan, Mayan, Na-Dene, Oto-Manguean, Salishan, Siouan, Tupian and Uto-Aztecan.


 * Aikanã
 * Alsean
 * Arauan
 * Jarawara
 * Paumarí
 * Aymaran
 * Aymara
 * Caddoan
 * Caddo
 * Pawnee
 * Wichita
 * Cariban
 * Hixkaryana
 * Tiriyó
 * Chapacura-Wanham
 * Wari’


 * Chibchan
 * Arhuacos (needs cleanup)
 * Kuna
 * Rama
 * Uw Cuwa


 * Chimakuan
 * Chemakum
 * Quileute


 * Chon
 * Tehuelche


 * Chumashan
 * Barbareño
 * Ventureño


 * Coahuilteco


 * Cuitlatec


 * Haida


 * Huave


 * Itonama


 * Jê
 * Apinayé
 * Kaingang
 * Xavante


 * Karuk


 * Kawésqar


 * Kiowa-Tanoan
 * Kiowa
 * Picuris
 * Taos


 * Kwaza


 * Maiduan
 * Maidu
 * Nisenan


 * Maipurean
 * North
 * Wayuu
 * South
 * Apurinã
 * Axininca
 * Yanesha'


 * Mapudungun (main article has some additional data)


 * Mataco
 * Maká


 * Maxakalían
 * Maxakalí


 * Misumalpan
 * Miskito


 * Proto-Mixe-Zoque


 * Movima


 * Muskogean
 * Chickasaw
 * Choctaw
 * Creek
 * Mikasuki


 * Muran
 * Pirahã


 * Nambikwaran
 * Mamaindê
 * Nambikwara


 * Nadahup
 * Dâw
 * Nukak


 * Palaihnian
 * Atsugewi


 * Panoan
 * Cashinahua
 * Matsés


 * Peba-Yaguan
 * Yagua


 * Plateau Penutian
 * Klamath-Modoc
 * Umatilla


 * Pomoan
 * Kashaya
 * Southern Pomo (needs organization)


 * P'urhépecha


 * Quechua
 * Ayacucho


 * Seri


 * Shastan
 * Shasta


 * Takelma


 * Timucua


 * Tonkawa


 * Totonacan
 * Totonacan (gonna split?)
 * Misantla Totonac (needs cleanup?)


 * Tucanoan
 * Guanano


 * Uru-Chipaya
 * Chipaya


 * Utian
 * Mutsun
 * Southern Sierra Miwok


 * Wakashan
 * North
 * Kwak'wala
 * Oowekyala
 * South
 * Makah
 * Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka)


 * Wintuan
 * Wintu


 * Witotoan
 * Muinane
 * Nüpode Huitoto
 * Ocaina


 * Yaghan


 * Yokutsan
 * Yawelmani


 * Yuchi


 * Yuman-Cochimí
 * Cocopa


 * Zaparoan
 * Arabela
 * Iquito


 * Zuni

Andamanese

 * Onge

Australian (isolates & small families)

 * Daly
 * Malak-Malak
 * Matngele


 * Enindhilyagwa


 * Gaagudju


 * Garawa


 * Gunwinyguan
 * Ngalakan
 * Nunggubuyu
 * Wagiman


 * Iwaidjan
 * Iwaidja


 * Tankic
 * Lardil


 * Worroran
 * Ngarinyin

Austro-Asiatic

 * Khasi-Khmuic
 * Mlabri
 * Pnar


 * Nuclear Mon-Khmer
 * Aslian
 * Kensiu
 * Jru'
 * Khmer
 * Mon
 * Sedang
 * Stieng
 * Vietnamese

Austronesian

 * Amis
 * Atayal
 * Borneo-Philippines
 * Bantik
 * Central Philippines
 * Tagalog
 * Visayan
 * Asi
 * Cebuano
 * Hiligaynon
 * Kinaray-a
 * Masbateño
 * Porohanon (very stub)
 * Waray-Waray
 * Cotabato Manobo
 * Ida'an
 * Ilokano
 * Ivatan
 * Kapampangan
 * Kiput
 * Lun Bawang
 * Malagasy
 * Bushi (pronunciation of the alphabet)
 * Melanau
 * Ngaju
 * Pangasinan
 * Sambalic
 * Bolinao
 * Botolan
 * Tina
 * Tawbuid (needs formatting)


 * Nuclear Malayo-Polynesian
 * Central-Eastern
 * Central (to disassemble)
 * Dawera-Daweloor
 * Kambera
 * Leti
 * Palu'e
 * Tetum
 * Waimoa (stops only)
 * Eastern Malayo-Polynesian
 * Sawai
 * Oceanic
 * Central Pacific
 * Fijian
 * Polynesian
 * Eastern Polynesian
 * Cook Islands Maori
 * Hawaiian
 * Māori
 * Marquesan
 * Rapa Nui
 * Tahitian (pronunciation of the alphabet)
 * Niuean
 * Samoan
 * Takuu (comparision table)
 * Tongan
 * Tuvaluan
 * Rotuman
 * Drehet
 * Meso-Melanesian
 * Gela
 * Kokota
 * Mussau-Emira
 * Vitu
 * Micronesian
 * Gilbertese
 * Marshallese
 * Nauruan
 * Woleaian
 * Southern
 * Drehu
 * Iaai
 * Ndrumbea
 * North Vanuatu
 * Araki
 * Big Nambas
 * Tamambo
 * Paicî
 * Western
 * North New Guinea
 * Arop-Lokep
 * Huon Gulf
 * Adzera
 * Bukawa
 * Iwal
 * Labu
 * Numbami
 * Yabem
 * Nakanai (phonotax + some diachronics)
 * Sio
 * Sobei
 * Manam
 * Papuan Tip
 * 'Auhelawa
 * Maisin?
 * Motu (alphabet++)
 * Sissano
 * Northwest Sumatra
 * Nias
 * Sunda-Sulawesi
 * Balinese
 * Javanese
 * Madurese (beginnings)
 * Malayic
 * Banjarese
 * Indonesian
 * Jarai
 * Malay
 * Palauan
 * Selayar
 * Sundanese
 * Tukang Besi
 * Pazeh
 * Thao (consonant list)
 * Tsou

(to sort)


 * Palauan
 * Chamorro (pronunciation of the alphabet)

Caucasian families

 * Northeast
 * Avar-Andic
 * Karata
 * Dargin
 * Kubachi
 * Lezgian
 * Archi
 * Udi
 * Nakh
 * Bats (only a placeholder; check history for links to charts)
 * Chechen
 * Ingush
 * Tsez
 * Bezhta (stubbish)
 * Hunzib
 * Khwarshi
 * Tsez proper


 * Northwest
 * Adyghe (stubbish)
 * Abkhaz
 * Ubykh


 * South
 * Georgian
 * Svan

Dené-Yeniseian

 * Athabaskan
 * Northern
 * Central Alaska – Yukon
 * Gwich’in
 * Hän
 * Central British Columbia
 * Babine-Witsuwit'en
 * Chilcotin
 * Carrier
 * Koyukon
 * Tanacross
 * Upper Tanana (notes on differences from Tanacross)
 * Northwest Canada
 * Dene Suline (Chipewyan)
 * Dogrib
 * Dunneza (Beaver)
 * Sekani
 * Slavey
 * Tahltan
 * Southern Alaska
 * Dena’ina (Tanaina)
 * Tsuut’ina
 * Pacific Coast
 * Hupa (some trivia, no proper data)
 * Southern
 * Western Apache
 * Chiricahua
 * Mescalero
 * Navajo
 * Eastern Apache
 * Jicarilla


 * Eyak


 * Tlingit


 * Yeniseian
 * Ket

Dravidian

 * South-central
 * Telugu


 * South proper
 * Malayalam
 * Tamil
 * Toda
 * Tulu

Eskimo-Aleut

 * Aleut
 * Inuit
 * Inuktitut
 * Inuktun
 * Inupiaq
 * Kalaallisut
 * Sirenik (stubbish)
 * Yupik

Hmong-Mien

 * Hmong


 * Iu Mien


 * She

Indo-European

 * Albanian


 * Balto-Slavic
 * Baltic
 * Latvian
 * Lithuanian
 * Samogitian
 * Slavic
 * East
 * Belarusian
 * Old Novgorod dialect
 * Russian
 * Ukrainian
 * South
 * Bulgarian
 * Macedonian
 * Old Church Slavonic
 * Serbo-Croatian
 * Bosnian
 * Chakavian
 * Croatian
 * Serbian
 * Slovene
 * Torlak (disorganized)
 * Užican
 * West
 * Czech
 * Lower Sorbian
 * Polish
 * Warsaw
 * Slovak


 * Celtic
 * Continental
 * Gaulish
 * Old Irish
 * Scottish Gaelic
 * Canadian
 * Irish
 * Connacht
 * Munster
 * Ulster
 * Manx
 * Shelta
 * Brythonic
 * Breton
 * Cornish
 * Welsh


 * Germanic
 * East
 * Gothic
 * West
 * Dutch
 * Category:Dutch phonology
 * Limburgish
 * Old English
 * English (main article)
 * Category:English phonology
 * IPA chart for English dialects
 * American
 * General American
 * North American regional phonology
 * AAVE
 * Appalachian
 * Baltimorese
 * Boston
 * Buffalo
 * Canadian
 * Cajun
 * California
 * Cape Breton
 * Central Pennsylvania
 * Chicano
 * Inland
 * Maine
 * Maritimer
 * Midland
 * Newfoundland
 * New York
 * New York Latino
 * NE Pennsylvania
 * Pacific Northwest
 * Philadelphia
 * Pittsburgh
 * Southern
 * Vermont
 * West/Central Canadian
 * Yat
 * Yooper
 * Australian
 * British
 * Received Pronunciation
 * Cockney
 * Estuary
 * Geordie
 * Highland
 * Lancashire
 * Mackem
 * Scottish
 * Scouse
 * Southern (overall)
 * Welsh
 * West Country
 * Yorkshire
 * Hiberno-
 * Mid Ulster
 * International
 * Hong Kong
 * Indian
 * Malaysian (stubbish)
 * Philippine
 * Singlish
 * South African (stubbish)
 * Pidgins etc.
 * Bajan
 * Belizean Kriol
 * Hawaiian Pidgin
 * Jamaican
 * Mercian Anglo-Saxon
 * New Zealand
 * German
 * Alsatian
 * Basel
 * Bernese
 * Colognian
 * Erzgebirgisch
 * Pennsylvanian
 * Old High German
 * Old Saxon
 * Low German
 * Scots
 * Early
 * Middle
 * Modern
 * West Frisian
 * Yiddish
 * North
 * Old Norse
 * Bornholmsk
 * Danish
 * Faroese
 * Icelandic
 * Norn
 * Norwegian
 * Scanian
 * Swedish


 * Greek
 * Mycenaean
 * Ancient
 * Aeolic
 * Attic
 * Cappadocian
 * Koine
 * Medieval
 * Modern
 * Cretan
 * Cypriot
 * Mani
 * Doric (differences from Attic)
 * Tsakonian
 * Ionic (differences from Attic)


 * Indo-Iranian
 * Dardic
 * Kalami
 * Shina
 * Indo-Aryan
 * Pali
 * Sanskrit
 * Shiksha
 * Vedic
 * Central
 * Hindi-Urdu
 * East
 * Assamese
 * Bengali
 * Bengali consonant clusters
 * Bengali dialects
 * Chittagonian
 * Rohingya (a total mess)
 * Oriya
 * North
 * Nepali
 * Potwari
 * Northwest
 * Marwari (short)
 * Punjabi
 * Sindhi
 * Saraiki
 * Insular
 * Dhivehi
 * Sinhalese
 * West
 * Gujarati
 * Marathi
 * Iranian
 * East
 * Northeast
 * Avestan
 * Ossetic
 * Yaghnobi
 * Southeast
 * Pashto
 * Sarikoli (see talk)
 * Yazgulyam
 * West
 * Northwest
 * Balochi
 * Gileki
 * Kho'ini
 * Kurdish
 * Southwest
 * Juhuri
 * Persian
 * Old Persian
 * Tajik


 * Italic
 * Faliscan
 * Latin spelling and pronunciation
 * Vulgar Latin
 * Eastern Romance
 * Aromanian
 * Istro-Romanian
 * Romanian
 * Western Romance
 * Aragonese
 * Italo-Dalmatian
 * Corsican
 * Italian
 * Romanesco
 * Tuscan
 * Sicilian
 * Gallo-Iberian
 * Catalan
 * Catalan language
 * Algherese
 * Balearic
 * Northern
 * Valencian
 * Franco-Provençal
 * Oïl
 * French
 * Acadian
 * Belgian
 * Meridional
 * Quebec
 * Norman
 * Augeron
 * Cauchois
 * Cotentinais (IPAfy)
 * Guernésiais
 * Jèrriais
 * Sercquiais
 * Picard
 * Walloon
 * Northern Italian
 * Emilian
 * Genoese
 * Lombard
 * Canzés
 * Eastern Lombard
 * Milanese (vs. Italian)
 * Piedmontese
 * Venetian
 * 'Occitan phonology (basically just "IPA for"; see also Occitan language)
 * Rhaeto-Romance
 * Friulian
 * Romansh
 * Ribagorçan
 * Western Iberian
 * Galician-Portuguese
 * Galician
 * Portuguese
 * Portuguese dialects
 * Angolan
 * Brazilian
 * Caipira
 * Cape Verdean
 * Carioca
 * East Timorese (phonology section without real data)
 * Macanese
 * Manezês
 * Mineiro
 * Mozambican
 * Riverense Portuñol (mixed)
 * Spanish
 * Spanish dialects and varieties
 * African
 * Andalusian
 * Caliche
 * Canarian
 * Caribbean
 * Central American
 * Chilean
 * Colombian
 * Costa Rican
 * Cuban Spanish
 * Dominican
 * Judaeo-
 * Mexican
 * New Mexican
 * Panamanian
 * Peruvian Coast
 * Rioplatense
 * Venezuelan
 * Sardinian
 * Shuadit


 * Venetic

Iroquoian

 * Cayuga
 * Cherokee
 * Mohawk


 * Oneida
 * Onondaga


 * Seneca
 * Tuscarora

Khoisan

 * ǂHõãn-Juu
 * ǂHõã
 * Juǀʼhoan
 * ǃKung


 * Khoe
 * Gǀwi
 * Nama
 * Naro
 * Tsoa


 * Sandawe (?)


 * Tuu
 * ǃXóõ
 * Nǀu

Mayan
(proto-phonology duplicated here)


 * Mam
 * Q'anjob'alan
 * Akatek
 * Jacaltec (beginnings)
 * Q'anjob'al


 * Quichean
 * Kaqchikel
 * K'iche'
 * Tz'utujil

Nilo-Saharan

 * Central Sudanic
 * Madi


 * Eastern Sudanic
 * Nilotic
 * Eastern
 * Maasai (stubbish)
 * Toposa
 * Western
 * Acholi
 * Dholuo
 * Dinka
 * Nubian
 * Nobiin
 * Surmic
 * Majang


 * Fur

Niger-Congo

 * Benue-Congo
 * Bantu
 * Basaa
 * Ekoti
 * Gusii
 * Kituba
 * Lingala
 * Northeast
 * Gikuyu
 * Luganda
 * Kimwani
 * Kinyarwanda (tabulation needed)
 * Masaba
 * Nyole
 * Swahili
 * Southern
 * Nguni
 * Phuthi
 * Xhosa
 * Zulu (tabulation needed)
 * Shona (could use work)
 * Sotho-Tswana
 * Sesotho (see also Sesotho tonology)
 * Tswana
 * Tswa-Ronga
 * Ronga (pronunciation of the alphabet)
 * Tsonga (stubby)
 * Tswa (pronunciation of the alphabet)
 * Venda (tabulation needed)
 * Cross River
 * Tee
 * Grassfields
 * Bafanji
 * Kainji
 * Cicipu


 * Ijoid
 * Defaka


 * Kru
 * Dida
 * Jabo
 * Wè


 * Kordofanian
 * Tagoi


 * Kwa
 * Adangme
 * Avatime
 * Ga
 * Gbe
 * Ewe
 * Logba
 * Twi


 * Savanna
 * Gur
 * Dagbani
 * Koromfe
 * Kusaal
 * Mbum-Day
 * Gula Iro
 * Niellim


 * Senegal-Guinea
 * Seereer-Siin
 * Wolof (tiny)


 * Senufo
 * Nafaanra
 * Sucite
 * Supyire


 * Volta-Niger
 * Edoid
 * Ehueun
 * Ukue
 * Uvbie
 * Igboid
 * Igbo
 * Ikwere
 * Izi
 * Yoruba

Oto-Manguean

 * Amuzgo
 * Mixtecan
 * Trique


 * Oto-Pamean
 * Mazahua
 * Otomi
 * Highland


 * Zapotecan
 * Zapotec (beginnings)

"Paleosiberian"

 * Ainu


 * Chukotko-Kamchatkan
 * Itelmen


 * Nivkh


 * Yukaghir
 * Forest (fragmentary)
 * Northern

Pama-Nyungan

 * Arandic
 * Arrernte
 * Kaytetye
 * Bandjalang
 * Barrow Point
 * Diyari
 * Dyirbal
 * Gamilaraay
 * Guugu Yimithirr
 * Kala Lagaw Ya
 * Kalkatungu


 * Paman
 * Kuku-Thaypan
 * Mbabaram
 * Northern
 * Awngthim
 * Gudang
 * Mpakwithi
 * Ndra'ngith
 * Ngkoth
 * Pakanha
 * Uradhi
 * Western
 * Kuuk Thaayorre
 * Uw Oykangand
 * Yirrk Thangalkl
 * Yir-Yoront


 * Southwest
 * Adnyamathanha
 * Jiwarli
 * Ngardi
 * Ngayarda
 * Martuthunira
 * Ngarla
 * Panyjima
 * Nhanda
 * Nukunu
 * Nyangumarta
 * Walmajarri
 * Warlpiri
 * Western Desert continuum
 * Pintupi


 * Woiwurrung (wrong, see talk)
 * Yan-nhangu
 * Yanyuwa
 * Yidiny
 * Yin-Kuric
 * Worimi
 * Sydney

Papuan (isolates & small families)

 * Border
 * Amanab
 * Waris


 * Eastern Trans-Fly
 * Meriam


 * Lakes Plain languages (prose)


 * Lower Mamberamo
 * Warembori


 * North Bougainville
 * Rotokas


 * Sko
 * I'saka


 * South Bougainville
 * Naasioi


 * Yélî Dnye

Salishan

 * Coast
 * Central
 * Halkomelem
 * Sḵwxwú7mesh
 * Straits
 * Klallam
 * North Straits Salish
 * Saanich
 * Tillamook


 * Interior
 * Montana Salish
 * Shuswap
 * St’át'imcets (Lillooet)
 * Nuxálk (Bella Coola)

Sepik

 * Ndu
 * Upper Sepik
 * Abau
 * Iwam
 * Wogamusin

Sino-Tibetan

 * Chinese (and Historical Chinese)
 * Old Chinese
 * Classical Chinese
 * Middle Chinese
 * Gan
 * Daye
 * Nanchang
 * Yichun
 * Yugan
 * Hakka
 * Moiyen
 * dialect comparision
 * Mandarin
 * Standard Mandarin (see also dialect comparision)
 * Beijing
 * Dungan
 * Jin
 * Jinan
 * Luoyang
 * Qingdao (brief dialect features)
 * Sichuan
 * Taiwan Mandarin
 * Tianjin (tone comparision)
 * Min
 * Hokkien
 * Amoy (sparse)
 * Lan-nang
 * Penang (tones, comparision)
 * Taiwanese
 * Fuzhouese
 * Jian'ou
 * Leizhou
 * Nan
 * Puxian
 * Teochew
 * Pinghua
 * Wu
 * Chuqu
 * Jiangshan
 * Quzhou
 * Taihu
 * Changzhou
 * Hangzhou
 * Shanghainese
 * Suzhou
 * Taizhou
 * Wenzhounese
 * Yue
 * Cantonese
 * Hong Kong
 * Taishanese (tones only)
 * Weitou
 * Xiang
 * Changsha
 * Shuangfeng
 * Tibeto-Burman
 * Angami
 * Bodish
 * Belhare
 * Kham
 * Kinnauri
 * Nar Phu
 * Nepal Bhasa
 * Tibetan
 * Kamarupan
 * Kokborok (could use work)
 * Kiranti
 * Camling (work in progress apparently)
 * Kuki-Chin-Naga
 * Ao
 * Mizo (needs work)
 * Lolo-Burmese
 * Burmese
 * Loloish
 * Laghuu
 * Lisu
 * Nuosu
 * Phula
 * Naxi
 * Tangut
 * Qiangic
 * Northern Qiang
 * Southern Qiang

Siouan

 * Assiniboine
 * Biloxi


 * Crow
 * Lakota
 * Mandan


 * Sioux (incomprehensible)
 * Winnebago

Tai-Kadai

 * Buyang
 * Hlai
 * Kam-Sui
 * Dong
 * Sui
 * Kra


 * Tai
 * Central
 * Buyei
 * Lao
 * Isan
 * Lao
 * Northwest
 * Khün
 * Shan
 * Tai Lü
 * Tai Nüa
 * Zhuang (tone list only)
 * Thai

Trans–New Guinea

 * Amaimon (pronunciation of the alphabet)
 * Angave
 * Golin


 * Kâte
 * Kobon (some funky laterals)
 * Mian
 * Oksapmin


 * West Pantar
 * Sop (wfy)
 * Telefol

Tupian

 * Karitiâna
 * Tupi-Guaraní
 * Guaraní
 * Kamayurá
 * Old Tupi
 * Sirionó (vowels only)

Uralic

 * Baltic-Finnic
 * Estonian
 * Finnish
 * Savo
 * Karelian (beginnings)
 * Livonian
 * Võro
 * Votic


 * Mari
 * Mordvinic
 * Erzya
 * Moksha
 * Permic
 * Samoyed
 * Forest Nenets
 * Tundra Nenets


 * Sami
 * Kildin (IPAfy)
 * Skolt
 * Southern
 * Ugric
 * Hungarian
 * Khanty
 * Mansi

Uto-Aztecan

 * Northern
 * Hopi
 * Numic
 * Comanche
 * Kawaiisu
 * Timbisha
 * Takic
 * Cupeño
 * Kitanemuk
 * Luiseño
 * Tübatulabal


 * Southern
 * Corachol-Aztecan
 * Cora
 * Nahuan
 * Pipil
 * Nahuatl
 * Classical
 * Eastern Huasteca
 * Isthmus-Mecayapan
 * Tetelcingo
 * Pimic
 * O'odham
 * Taracahitic
 * Guarijio
 * Tarahumara
 * Yaqui

Isolates (Southern Eurasia)

 * Burushaski
 * Etruscan


 * Iberian
 * Kusunda


 * Shompen
 * Sumerian

Creoles, pidgins, and mixed languages

 * Cape Verdean Creole
 * French Guiana Creole
 * Nubi
 * Sango

Conlangs

 * Auxiliary
 * Esperanto
 * Glosa
 * Ido
 * Interlingua
 * Latino sine Flexione
 * Lingua Franca Nova
 * Occidental
 * Volapük


 * Damin
 * Eskayan
 * Experimental
 * aUI (phoneme list)
 * Ithkuil
 * Láadan
 * Lojban
 * Toki Pona


 * Fictional
 * Atlantean
 * D'ni (pronunciation of the alphabet)
 * Hardic
 * Klingon
 * Na'vi
 * Quenya
 * Sindarin
 * Syldavian
 * Tsolyáni

Reconstructed languages
Apart from those listed above:
 * Nostratic
 * Proto-Dené-Caucasian