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DescriptionModerniranianlanguagesmap.jpg	English: Linguistic map of modern Iranian languages: Farsi (green), Pashto (purple) and Kurdish (turquoise), Lurish (red), Baloch (Yellow), as well as smaller communities of other Iranian languages (English) فارسی: نقشه‌ای که پراکندگی گویشوران زبان‌های ایرانی نو را نشان می‌دهد. (انگلیسی)
Date	29 November 2011
Source	From en:Image:Moderniranianlanguagesmap.jpg
Author	Imperial78

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