Zompist Bboard Again

Sorry, I completely forgot about this. Here's a new sample text: Ba̱re nʼribi ipa̱ cima. Ga̱n tini dura̱. Ga̱n sha̱pi ipa̱. Ga̱n ka̱ta̱ni keke naa te̱nde̱. Ga̱n ipi cima. Ma̱ni mʼba ne̱ na̱ rwaga. Ga̱n shii bikeke na̱ hunrun na ro. Ga̱n ka̱ciga̱ni rwaga na̱ buna. Ga̱a̱n hwan cima. Ashira̱ ba páshi. ...

The second one is one of these weird South American isolates (Cofán, Páez, Tsimane). Is it Páez?

Irikad and Qorbuch are complete bullshit. I watched the drama unfold - the person who purported to speak them (because all the purported "speakers" were just alts of one person) often said stuff that was obviously made up (e.g. Irikad's "germanic roots") - and even claimed to be ...

Is it some Kiranti language from Nepal?

<c e f g ia io iw iy m n o ua ue uw uy> /pʷ pʲ tʷ tʲ kʷ kʲ mʷ mʲ nʲ ŋʷ j w/ <fu fi cu ci gu gi mu mi ni nu i u> /i u e o a/ <i~y u~w e o a> /ʲe ʷo/ <e o> Non-front vowels are fronted before palatal(ized) consonants. Voiceless stops are voiced intervocalically. Word-initially, the most common allopho...

Is it Bribri?

Is it spoken in North America?

Is it Irabu Miyako then?

Tarama Miyako?

the first is some kind of Miyako, the second is Yeniseian. Ket?

It isn't spoken in the Amazon.

mi kue toeba. tɔŋkita eti kue taoebe. gi buɟejebiŋkɤbe. mi cɔgegantitebe. ekweɟalle abemoibe. ŋi maŋka ga aŋgibete belebe. inenegi kueilowabegi kuburaŋega. gi ecɛlletucebe. tɔŋkita gi tukiriaŋega kueitekwatebe. lua cilemegi ukitteɛge. ice gi nariɛleetaŋegirage. uemegi ɤŋgamameba bencame ati. onotag...

It's simple! Moloko is probably the most well-known Biu-Mandara language (and I've seen Nort talk about it before) due to being analyzed as having one phonemic vowel - so I guessed and got it right.

1 is Chechen. 2 is a Biu-Mandara language from Cameroon (the ones in Nigeria use <tl dl> for /ɬ ɮ/), but I have no idea other than that. Moloko?

Is it spoken in Indonesia then? If yes, is it a Timor-Alor-Pantar language?

Is it spoken in Papua New Guinea then?

is it at least Austronesian?

Kalauru ere ateasa waʼa ae uta gi watu mutu lafu. Ana beʼu to saunu, were nau welafu. Laga mutu ere kalauru naʼu baunu meti gata woʼi lafu, di keta mahi ama laneʼe mutu woʼi. Rate mutu woʼi ho nehe baunu, deri laneʼe ana aga do to saga. Baunu ene hai naʼu hau labiʼi. Kafu bila mutu woʼi ho nehe bau...

This one's clearly from Southeast Asia, probably one of those weird minority languages of the China/Burma/Thailand border, but besides that I have no idea. Is it Sino-Tibetan?

It's indeed Tlacoatzintepec Chinantec, written in the new orthography, which uses various punctuation marks for the tones, acute accent for ballistic syllables, and <ɇ> for what's presumably /ǝ/.