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+=== Races | Tribes | Language ===
 ====== HONGA DIALECT (OF SHANG TELU) ======
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 The Honga dialect is a regional variation of [[shang_telu|Shang Telu]], the ancient language shared by all [[the_natives_tribes_of_voi_700_d|Native Tribes]] on [[the_planet_voi_700_d|VOI 700 D,]] locally known as Shang-Gha-Lea.
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 ==== The “Zaila Veenyo” ====
-The “Zaila Veenyo” or the “Eternal Book,” a central element of Honga spirituality and culture, is written in the Honga dialect. This sacred text, maintained by the tribe's spiritual leader, contains the chronicles, wisdom, and prophecies of the Honga people. It is a testament to the dialect's role in preserving the tribe's collective memory and wisdom.
+The [[eternal_book|Zaila Veenyo]] or the “Eternal Book,” a central element of Honga spirituality and culture, is written in the Honga dialect. This sacred text, maintained by the tribe's spiritual leader, contains the chronicles, wisdom, and prophecies of the Honga people. It is a testament to the dialect's role in preserving the tribe's collective memory and wisdom.
 ===== Linguistic Characteristics =====
-The structure and vocabulary of the Honga dialect are deeply influenced by the tribe’s connection to their environment. The cyclic journey of “Shai Zaong” along the Arla River is a recurring motif in their linguistic expressions, symbolizing the interconnectedness of life and nature.
+The structure and vocabulary of the Honga dialect are deeply influenced by the tribe’s connection to their environment. The cyclic journey of “Shai Zaong” along the [[arla_river|Arla River]] is a recurring motif in their linguistic expressions, symbolizing the interconnectedness of life and nature.
 ===== Common Phrases and Idioms =====
   * **“Vai Maro, Gora Maro”:** Meaning “We are the river, we are the land,” this phrase emphasizes the Honga's symbiotic relationship with their environment.
-  * “Shika Me La Yala”: Translating to “The bioluminescent mushrooms breathe,” it signifies the harmony of spiritual and physical worlds, particularly relevant during the Tolurashi season.
+  * **“Shika Me La Yala”:** Translating to “The bioluminescent mushrooms breathe,” it signifies the harmony of spiritual and physical worlds, particularly relevant during the Tolurashi season.
   * **“Rena-Pi, Rena-Tum, Rena-Fu”:** Meaning “Gratitude for the gift, past, present, and future,” this phrase reflects the Honga's appreciation for life's continuous cycle.
+===== Related Pages and More information =====
+  * [[english-honga-dictionary|The English-Honga dictionary]]
+  * [[shang_telu|Shang Telu]]