Editing Austronesian languages (section)

==== Blust (1999) ====
[[File:Formosan languages en.svg|thumb|upright=1.15|Families of Formosan languages before Minnanese colonization of Taiwan, per Blust (1999)]]

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*'''Formosan'''
**{{legend|#FFF9A5|'''[[Tsouic languages|Tsouic]]'''<br>(abandoned in Blust 2013)}}
*** [[Tsou language]]
*** [[Saaroa language]]
*** [[Kanakanavu language]]
**{{legend|#FECCA0|'''Western Plains''' }}
*** [[Thao language]] {{aka}} Sao: Brawbaw and Shtafari dialects
*** Central Western Plains
**** [[Babuza language]]; old [[Favorlang language]]: Taokas and Poavosa dialects
**** [[Papora-Hoanya language]]: Papora, Hoanya dialects
**{{legend|#FEA4A4|'''Northwest Formosan'''}}
*** [[Saisiyat language]]: Taai and Tungho dialects
*** [[Pazeh language]] and [[Kulun language|Kulun]]
**{{legend|#9FD8B3|'''[[Atayalic languages|Atayalic]]''' }}
*** [[Atayal language]]
*** [[Seediq language]] {{aka}} Truku/Taroko
**{{legend|#CBA6CB|'''[[East Formosan languages|East Formosan]]'''<br>(based on a single merger, of pAN *n and *j)}}
*** Northern (Kavalanic languages)
**** [[Basay language]]: Trobiawa and Linaw–Qauqaut dialects
**** [[Kavalan language]]
**** [[Ketagalan language]], or Ketangalan
*** Central ([[Amis language|Ami]])
**** [[Amis language|Amis proper]]
**** [[Sakizaya language|Sakizaya]]
*** [[Siraya language]]
**{{legend|#B7DF86|'''[[Bunun language]]''' }}
**{{legend|#E2E17F|'''[[Rukai language]]''' }}
*** Mantauran, Tona, and Maga dialects of [[Rukai language|Rukai]] are divergent
**{{legend|#D3FE00|'''[[Puyuma language]]''' }}
**{{legend|#E1FEEB|'''[[Paiwan language]]''' (south-eastern tip of Formosa)}}
**(outside Formosa)
**{{legend|#DF7575|'''[[Malayo-Polynesian languages|Malayo-Polynesian]]'''}}
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