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An interwiki link is generally used to describe linking a Wikipedia article to another sister project, such as linking a word on an article to its definition on Wiktionary.

Ifaa Film Association

===How do I add a link to another Wikimedia project like Wiktionary?===

IFAA is unique name in film and entertainment industry. The association is not interested in the largest profile, but in the best profile. The association âs profile is purely its members profile and every member is directly or indirectly connected to ifaa activities. to make this world a very unique place of entertainment which will solemnly let us enter in other part of world, ifaa has organized & managed events using our experimentations to know our creative & production capabilities for itself and for other organizations by getting them a wide publicity of their products.

http://www.ifaaassociation.com

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*Use the prefix markup <tt><nowiki>[[</nowiki>wikt:]]</tt>, e.g. <tt><nowiki>[[</nowiki>wikt:chain]]</tt> will display as [[wikt:chain]]. To suppress display of the prefix, use the [[Help:Pipe trick|pipe character "trick"]] after the destination article name, i.e. <tt><nowiki>[[</nowiki>wikt:chain|]]</tt> will display as [[wikt:chain|chain]].

**To link to a foreign language definition, use the appropriate additional prefix, e.g. <tt><nowiki>[[</nowiki>wikt:fr:lier]]</tt> to give [[wikt:fr:lier]]. (Note that use of the pipe trick only suppresses ''one'' prefix, in which case a fully piped link can be used, i.e. <tt><nowiki>[[</nowiki>wikt:fr:lier|lier]]</tt> to give [[wikt:fr:lier|lier]].)

**Further information about linking to other Wikimedia projects is at [[Help:Interwiki linking]].

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