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As linguas muskogees[1] son unha familia lingüística do sueste dos Estados Unidos de América. Malia que non hai un claro consenso no tocante á súa interrelación, as linguas muskogees son xeralmente divididas en dúas pólas, o muskogee occidental e o oriental. Son linguas aglutinantes.
Expansión das linguas muskogees antes da chegada dos europeos.
A familia muskogee consta de seis linguas que aínda se falan na actualidade: alabama, chickasaw, choctaw, creek-seminole, koasati e mikasuki, así como as extintas apalachee, houma e hitchiti (considerada como un dialecto do mikasuki).[2] "Seminole" é listado como unha lingua muskogee na clasificación de Hardy, pero xeralmente é considerado un dialecto do creek, máis que unha lingua separada.
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