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#REDIRECT[[:Category:Trope Names From Other Languages]] |
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Or a bunch of categories, following the lead of [[:Category:Trope Names From the French]], [[:Category:Trope Names from German]], or [[:Category:Trope Names from Latin]]. |
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Tropes on this wiki whose names originate in languages that don't have [[:Category:Trope Names From Other Languages|their own categories]] yet. We also need a subcategory for [[:Category:Trope Names from Japanese|Japanese]] that isn't directly tied to anime. |
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== Other languages == |
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* [[Cukoloris]] ([[:Category:Trope Names from Gaelic|Gaelic]]) |
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* [[Julekalender]] ([[:Category:Trope Names from Danish|Danish]]/Norwegian - Denmark had one before Norway) |
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[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] |
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[[Category:Language Tropes]] |
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[[Category:Just for Fun]] |
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[[Category:Index]] |
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