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==Background==<br />
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Sumrë is the language spoken by the Sumnë, a nomadic peoples from Malomanan. In fact the language name Sumrë itself means ''travel speech'' The Sumnë live of mainly by hunting deer as they follow their migration routes. Sumrë is a fusional language, having suffixes which express both person and tense. Though when expressing things such as directions or the location of an object, are expressed as suffixes like in some agglutinative languages. <br />
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