Trans-New Guinea
The Trans-New Guinea is a major linguistic area in Papua New Guinea and parts of Indonesia, characterized by a diverse range of languages. It is home to over 300 languages, making it one of the most linguistically rich regions in the world. The languages in this family share common features, indicating a historical connection among them.
This area is significant for its unique cultural diversity, with various indigenous groups and traditions. The Trans-New Guinea languages are classified into several branches, including Engan, Sepik, and Central and Western New Guinea, reflecting the complex social and geographical landscape of the region.