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Which languages belong to the Baltic-Finnic group?

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The Baltic-Finnic group is a major branch of the Uralic languages family. It is composed of the following languages:1

Finnish
Estonian
Karelian (including the Olonets dialect)
Veps
Ingrian
Votic
Livonian
Ludic (often considered a blend of Karelian and Veps rather than a separate language)213