The Sepik-Ramu languages are a language family from New Guinea. It is thought that they consist of 104 different languages, although this is disputed. The Sepik-Ramu languages are sometimes referred to as part of the Papuan languages, although this is more of a catch-all title rather than a linguistically proven classification.

Subdivisions

• Gapun (1 language)
• Leonhard Schultze languages (6 languages)
• Nor-Pondo languages (6 languages)
• Ramu languages (37 languages)
• Sepik languages (54 languages)