Guess The Language!!!

[Birdlang]

New Ireland?

[Birdlang]

Bougainville Islands?

[qwed117]

Is it spoken in Madang? Is it a Madang language?

[opipik]

Is it a Madang language?

Yep

[shimobaatar]

Is it a Southern Adelbert language?

[Birdlang]

Is it Kalam?

[opipik]

Is it a Southern Adelbert language?

No

Is it Kalam?

Nope

[shimobaatar]

Is it a Croisilles language?

[opipik]

Is it a Croisilles language?

Yep

[Fanael]

Amele?

[opipik]

Amele?

Yes
Your turn.
P.S. How did you know that?
I thought Amele is pretty obscure, but it is purported to have more than 1000 cases. Is that true?

[Fanael]

P.S. How did you know that?

It's luck more than anything else. After you confirmed it's a Croisilles language, I looked at the Ethnologue's list of Croisilles languages with the intention to find some sample sentences of each language to compare with the text. Amele happens to be the first language on that list, so I thought that, as the few sentences I've found are similar enough, it may be worth a shot.

Ни бә җё вәму шу жынбучўди зыянли, Ни ба җё вәму да иблисди шуни җефончўлэ.

[Click]

Dungan? Not many languages have җ and the words look kind of Chinese.

[qwed117]

Dungan? Not many languages have җ and the words look kind of Chinese.

It's extremely likely that you "won", because of that, I'm gonna say it's Kalmyk

[Fanael]

Dungan?

Yes.

[Birdlang]

When will you post your language Click?

[Click]

This afternoon.

[Click]

E-kue, emuni orive kombe inai. Nana ipayave, make matinna. Emamiekepayave.

[qwed117]

E-kue, emuni orive kombe inai. Nana ipayave, make matinna. Emamiekepayave.

Austronesian?

[Creyeditor]

Was this languages influenced by a Germanic language at some point of time?