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This page lists all OGF languages and their corresponding 'real world' language (where one exists). Please use blue background to indicate languages which are identical with languages in the real world or with some minor difference (only one per real world language!)
Languages added here should also be added to Index:Language families, placing the language in its appropriate group.
| Language | Countries where spoken | Language (real world description) |
Country of Origin | Language Group | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Áardiqqut | Ruoguovvás,Norðurland | Conlang in the sillimi group mimicking aspects of Kallalisut and Inuktitut | Ruoguovvás | Karoic-Ugric | Spoken as a regional language in Jiehkkiednuuddit in Ruoguovvás as well as Sillimfólkafylki in Norðurland | |
| Adarian | Adaria | Mix of Spanish, Catalan, and Japanese. Written in Japanese kana. | Adaria | Castellanese Creole | Used in Adaria as vehicular language between states. Only spoken as a native language in bigger cities where inter-state marriage is common. | |
| Aeránanue | Airannia | An a priori conlang project by Taka | Airannia | Antarephian | ||
| Aljamic | Castellán | Closely related to Mozarabic. Unique language inspired by Mozarabic, Spanish and Arabic influences. | Castellán | Uletarephian/Semitic | Spoken by people in Jariya (Region of Castellán). | |
| Altavian | Altavia, Bloregia, Ulerolånd | Norwegian (Bokmål) | Altavia | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Altavian is an official language in Altavia and Ulerolånd and a majority language in regions of Bloregia - Anders Lang. | |
| Aloran | Alora | related to Filipino and Pidgin | Alora | Asperic/Asanic | Language is Unique to the Aloran people | |
| Altazorian | Ardisphere | Luciano's creation: mixing North and South American Native Languages (Dakota, P'urep'echa, Mapudungun, Nahuatl) | Ardisphere | Archantan Indigenous | Native Language of a people of the Gwynian peninsula. Spoken in communities in Southern and Central Ardisphere. | |
| Antharian | Until 1980 Antharia and Aurenia | Unique Latin language, similar to Romanian and French, having Slavic, Greek and Turkish influences. - created by Stjur | Antharia | Uletarephian/Romantish | Dead language, superseded by Franquese and Romanish. | |
| Astur | Castellán | Form of Astur-Leonese language | Castellán | Uletarephian/Romantish | Spoken by people in Astura & Legonia (Regions of Castellán). Also known as Legonese. | |
| Auvernese | Castellán | Form of Occitan language | Castellán | Uletarephian/Romantish | Official language in Valosia. Spoken by people in Auvernia and Catania (Regions of Castellán) | |
| Axay | Chara | Uletarephian/Syrillangan | ||||
| Aŭstro | Aŭstrasuno Tero | Based on Esperanto. | Probably somewhere in Uletha, evolved in partial isolation. | Uletarephian/Proto-Ulethan | Official language in Aŭstrasuno Tero. | |
| Babelic | Tigeria | Based on Hebrew and uses Chinese characters, later transliterated to English. | Semetic | |||
| Bai Babelic 百语 (bai-yu) | Bai Empire, Kuehong, Cinasia, Sin Se, Tigeria | Chinese (main dialect is Mandarin) | Bai Empire | Huayanic | Mainly spoken in Northern Archanta with plenty of derivative dialects. | |
| Bade (Ba-dé) | Kuehong | conlang created by Ūdilugbulgidħū. With more Vietic-like influences on the language. | Kuehong | Axian-Ardentic | Native Language spoken only in Lake Dura area of Kuehong by the tribe of Ba-dé. Endangered (c1000 speakers) | |
| Barzonian (Barzuna) | Barzona | Incorporates elements from Spanish, Catalan, and other Iberian/Romance languages into the language | Bloregia | Uletarephian/Romantish | Official language in Barzona | |
| Beha | Vodeo | No links to real-world languages | Vodeo | Vodean | One of Vodeo's three official languages. | |
| Belgravian | Belgravia, Brasonia, Luslandia | Portuguese and Slavic dialects mixed | Belgravia | TBD | Official language in Belgravia. | |
| Beltish | Kalm | based on a High German dialect?? | Kalm | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | ||
| Bloregian | Bloregia | Elements from Finnish, Estonian, Swedish, Norwegian, German, English, Latin, Greek, Hebrew and Russian, also fictional elements. | Bloregia | Bloric, part of Uletarephian or Ugric (disputable) | Official language of Bloregia. | |
| Bofobundan (بفبلالا bofolala) | Commonia, West Commonia, Ardisphere | Luciano's creation: random invented elements with borrowings from Farsi, Tagalog, Korean. Written using "Parsan" alphabet (Farsi). | Unknown | Archantan Indigenous | Native Language of the Bofobunda people, with immigrant populations in several countries. | |
| Brasonian | Brasonia, Cariocas, Luslandia | Brazillian Portuguese | Brasonia | Uletarephian/Romantish | Official language in Cariocas and Brasonia. Spoken in Luslandia too. | |
| Cambric | Ardisphere, Tircambry | Welsh (Celtic) | Tircambry | Uletarephian/Caeltig (Brethanic branch) | Also known as Cambraeg, related to early Proto-Ulethan languages. | |
| Carpadonêz | Carpathia | Portuguese according to Duarte Nunes de Leão (1576) | Carpathia | Uletarephian/Romantish | Official language of the Unified Kingdom of Carpathia | |
| Caruque | Ardisphere | Luciano's creation: essentially based on Karuk Language (Native Californian Language in Algonkian language group) | Ardisphere | Archantan Indigenous | Native Language of a people of the Gwynian peninsula. Spoken in communities in Northeastern Ardisphere. | |
| Castellanese (Castilian) | Widely spoken around the world. Ardisphere, Castellán, San Marcos, Takora, Tárrases, Vega, Castilea Archantea | Form of Spanish / Spanish | Castellán | Uletarephian/Romantish | Official language of Ardisphere, Castellán; known as Castilian in Vega and Castilea Archantea; also known natively as casteñol | |
| Catanese | Castellán and Adaria | Form of Catalan language / Catalan | Castellán | Uletarephian/Romantish | Spoken by people in Catània & Edetania (Regions of Castellán), and in Canàlia (State of Adaria). Also known as Edetanese in Edetania. | |
| Četketomsijede | Ruoguovvás | Conlang of the Sillimi group mimicking aspects of Nganasan | Ruoguovvás | Karoic-Ugric | Official language of Četket in Ruoguovvás | |
| Corcellano (Corcellan) | Corcello | Italian and Italian dialects | Corcello | Uletarephian/Romantish | Official language of The Republic of Corcello. Dialect of Ispelian | |
| Dematína | Ncadézaz | Grammar loosely based on Latin, Spanish, and English, otherwise unrelated to any real language | Ncadézaz | Demantîqa (isolate) | Official language of Ncadézaz | |
| Devnunic | Devnun (now Wesmandy) | Dumnonian (extinct) / Cornish | Devnun | Uletarephian/Caeltig (Brethanic branch) | Dead language. No native speakers since the 15th century. | |
| Djadjarish | Pasundan-Padjadjaran | TBD***** | Pasundan-Padjadjaran | TBD***** | ||
| Drabantian | Drabantia | Czech | Drabantia | Uletarephian/Syrillangan | ||
| Eäßnordælåndic | Eäßnordælånd | Elements from Swedish,Norwegian,Danish,German,English,Icelandic,Finnish | Eäßnordælånd | |||
| Edetanese | Castilea Archantea | A unique language based on Catalan, Spanish, Latin, Occitan and Aragonian | Castilea Archantea | Uletarephian/Romantish? | ||
| Eelandese | Eelanti | Finnish | Eelanti | Uletarephian/Karoic-Ugric | Only spoken in Eelanti | |
| Eganian | Rhododactylia, Egani, Niscavo, Vatofarê | Greek | Egani | Uletarephian/Hellanisian | ||
| Eirie Caeltig | Gobrassanya, Tirnua | Irish | Uletarephian/Caeltig | Also known as Gaeiltig | ||
| Eshen | Eshein | Partly English and German | Eshein | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Also known as Eshenska | |
| Estianish | Estiany (Estianish name: Ísztianország) | Hungarian | Uletarephian/Uletho-Ugric | |||
| Etallic | Vodeo | No links to real-world languages | Vodeo | Vodean | Regional language spoken in parts of western Vodeo, particularly Rutania. | |
| Florescentian | Brasonia, Cariocas, Carpathia, Florescenta, Luslandia, South Astrasian Federation, Islatramma | Portuguese | TBD | Uletarephian/Romantish | Official language in Florescenta. | |
| Franquese | Alora, Antharia (only Quartia region), AR332, Ardisphere, Ardencia, Balonis, Broceliande, Cernou, Gobrassanya, Lorredion, Paroy, Pretany, Surricy | French | Franqueterre | Uletarephian/Romantish | Also known as Frankish/Lutetian/Gaulaise/Guyennish which may also refer to slight dialectical differences as well. As "Nortian", called "indigenous tribal language of Pretany." | |
| Gaerman also known as Tysk (also see Kalmish) | Alora, Eshein, Gobrassanya, Maalfland, Midistland, Schwaldia | Schwaldia | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | |||
| Galecian | Castellán | Form of Galician language | Castellán | Uletarephian/Romantish | Spoken by people in Galecia (Region of Castellán). | |
| Lechian | Ardencia (partially), Lechia, Ruoguovvás | based on Polish | Lechia | Uletarephian/Gaermanic or Uletarephian/Syrillangan? | ||
| Garlian | Garlis | based on Romanian and Latin | Garlis | Uletarephian/Romantish | Official language of Garlis, also spoken by minorities in eastern Kalm and southwestern Ísztianország. Also known as Proto-Romanish language. | |
| Garonese | Castellán | Form of Aragonese language | Castellán | Uletarephian/Romantish | Spoken by people in Garonia (Region of Castellán) | |
| Gaskúšillimigiella | Ruoguovvás | Pitä Sami | Ruoguovvás | Karoic-Ugric | Regional language of Gaskús of Ruoguovvás | |
| Germish | related to older form of Low German | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | This language is an older dialect that is common in Ulethan countries but is no longer an official language | |||
| Glastian | Glaster | No links to real world | Glaster | Isolate | Mostly extinct and unspoken in either countries. | |
| Gobrassian | Gobrassanya | Dialect of English | Gobrassanya | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Also known as Native Gobrassian. Spoken by indigenous people in Gobrassanya. | |
| Gobrasi languages | Alora, Gobrassanya, Khaiwoon | Unique languages inspired by random influences, with some vaguely southeast Asian elements | Gobrassanya | Asperic/Asanic | Languages evolved from various Gobrasi peoples Including Maranese/Gorrawa, Pohalanese, Yanti, Colquit, etc. | |
| Gohangukian (고한국어 go-han-guk-eo) | Ardisphere, Commonia, Gobrassanya, Orinoco, Bai Empire | Korean | Gohanguk | Isolate | Significant minority language in Ardisphere. Official language of Ardispherian federal subject Colonia Coreana (CC). | |
| Grinzian | Grinzez | vague Asian characteristics | Grinzez | Axian-Ardentic | ||
| Grisean | Grey Coast | No links. | Grey Coast | Antarephian language isolate | Official language of Grey Coast | |
| Grumish | Grum | Yorkshire dialect of English | Grum | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Official language of Grum | |
| High-Eumanian | Kalm | based on a High German dialect?? | Kalm | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | ||
| Havmalic | Ginnungaoyar | Faroese | Ginnungaoyar | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Similair to Norlennic but with a unique local flavour, distict enough to be concidered its own language. | |
| High Astrasian | Drull | Dutch daughter language with various influences. The development process of this colonial language is a bit similar to that of Afrikaans | Drull | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Daughter language of Lentian | |
| Hikvang | Valaga | Indigenous language spoken by native tribes | Valaga | Isolate | ||
| Hyldian | Hyldia | no | Hyldia | Moniranian | ||
| Inaran | Inara | based on Celtic Irish | Inara | Uletarephian/Caeltig | ||
| Indigen Latina | Latina | Latina | Uletarephian/Proto-Tarephian | Indigenous languages in Latina, there are several dialects | ||
| Ingerish | Widely spoken around the world | English | Ingerland | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | This language serves as the official language of many countries. (aka Inglish) | |
| Iscuan | Iscu | Conlang | Iscu | Asperic (Sometime considered an isolate) | Only spoken on Kadla Atoll in Iscu | |
| Ispelian | Ispelia | based on Italian / Italian | Ispelia | Uletarephian/Romantish | Spoken in Ispelia, Vartasimalia and Darcodia including Peritan City | |
| Iskera also known as Vizcayan | Ardisphere & Castellán | based on Basque Language (Euzkadi) | Castellán | Isolate | Spoken by people in Iskadi and Guevarra (Regions of Castellán) Comuna Vizcaya, Ardisphere | |
| Itanese | Aerágny, Allendea, Yrasẽmatetã | Guaraní | Yrasẽmatetã | Itapá | Itanese is one of the official languages of the Federated Kingdoms of Yrasẽmatetã and a minority language in Aerágny and Allendea. | |
| Izaki | Izaland | almost original conlang based on Japanese (phonetics, part of vocaboulary) and Finnish (phonetics, partially grammar) | Izaland | Isolate | Spoken in Izaland, minor language in Kojo, Belphenia | |
| Jiemiesillimigiella | Ruoguovvás & Norðurland | Northern sámi | Ruoguovvás | Karoic-Ugric | the by far most widely spoken language in the Sillimi language group | |
| Karolian | Karolia, Meridonia | An indigenous language based on Estonian with some Finnish and Hungarian tones | Karolia | Uletarephian/Karoic-Ugric | Language that developed in near-isolation in central Archanta | |
| Kalmish | Kalm | German | Kalm | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | ||
| Khaiwoonese | Khaiwoon | vaguely Asian-inspired, no real world basis | Khaiwoon | Asperic/Asanic | Closely related to some native Gobrasi languages in Gobrassanya, particularly in the southeast. | |
| Kiolari | Rogolnika | conlang created by Boge | Rogolnika | Archantan Indigenous | Co-official language of Ingerish in Rogolnika | |
| Kojolese | Kojo | Conlang by Leowezy; Based on Pyilser, with strong Hopponese influence since 17th century | Kojo, especially around today's Pyingshum | Kimo-Axian language family (language isolate), considered a creole by a few linguists | Official language of Kojo | |
| Ilkova | Kovatany | Malagasy | Kovatany | Asperic/Asanic | Official language of Kovatany ~100,000 speakers. | |
| Kuehongese (Tiếng Quê 㗂家) |
Kuehong | Vietnamese (uses both Quốc Ngữ and simplified Chinese script (a reference to Chữ Nôm)) | Kuehong | Axian-Ardentic | Mainly spoken around Kuehong. | |
| Kylmaluen | Svækeyja | Estonian | Kylmalue (no longer exists) | Antarephian Indigenous / Isolated | Kylmaluen (also Auttlondan) is an official regional language in the region of Kylmalue / Auttlond. | |
| Kyori | Karolia | Dialect of Karolian with distinctive features based on Hungarian and Sami languages. | Karolia | Uletarephian/Karoic-Ugric | ||
| Lallans | Ionadàlba | Scots | Ionadàlba | Uletarephian/Caeltig | Official language of Ionadàlba; 2 dialects | |
| Latinian | Latina | Version of Spanish unique to Latina | Uletarephian/Romantish | |||
| Lentian | Ambrosia (Leonia province), Denghio, Fayaan, Lentia, Utterland, Vega (Nederlandia province), Verbruggen and Mokelulu | Dutch | Lentia and Utterland | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | High Astrasian is a daughter language of Lentian | |
| Litvanian | Litvania | A unspecified mix of Polish, Slovak and sometimes Czech. | Litvania | Syrillangan | ||
| Livnian | Zalivnia | Serbian | Zalivnia | Uletharepian/Syrillangan (Slevic) | ||
| Template:Ill | Lorredion, Template:Ill | Conlang related to Kiolari, impregnated with Franquese and Zylandian. | Western Archanta | Archantan Indigenous | Secondary language of Template:Ill. | |
| Lonica | Ardisphere | Luciano's creation: random elements, borrowing from Mayan, Mapudungun | Ardisphere | Archantan Indigenous | Native Language of a people of the Gwynian peninsula. Spoken in communities in Northern and Central Ardisphere. | |
| Lonoese | Lonowai (Gobrassanya) | vaguely Polynesian inspired, no real world basis | Lonowai | Asperic/Islandic | ||
| Luslandese | Luslandia, Cariocas | Portuguese dialect based on Florescentian. | Luslandia | Uletarephian/Romantish | Official language in Luslandia. | |
| Mallyorian | Mallyore | Croatian | Mallyore | Uletharepian/Syrillangan (Slevic) | Official language in Mallyore. | |
| Maurit | Mauretia | Fictional Romance language with Semitic and Berber substrata | Mauretia | From sister family to Uletarephian/Romantish and with significant Semetic substrata | ||
| Mayanse | Balam-Utz | Based on Mayan languages (Maya, Lacandon, Criollo, Spanish.) | Balam-Utz | Liberan Indigenous | Unique to this region of Uletha | |
| Mazanic (المظاني) | Mazan, Aden, Castellán, Pretany, Egani, Unesia, Almahrus | Arabic | Mazan | Semetic | ||
| Melayish (Bahasa Mejayi بهاس ملايي/بهاس ماج) |
Lorotoban, Wallea, Mathani, Commonwealth of Central Archanta | Malay. May have different forms. For existing nations which takes up the location, it will be the more "pure" form of standard Malay (i.e. Johor Malay). TBC whether there will be other forms. | Asperic | |||
| Mergan | Mergany, Synergetische Union | Mergan language is based on German, with some new words from nordic languages such as Swedish. | Mergany | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Native language of Mergan people and spoken in neighboring countries of [[Mergany] (for example Synergetische Union); Eastern Ulethan variety of Kalmish. | |
| Myrcian | Official language of Myrcia | Similar to Old English | Myrcia | Uletarephian/Gaermanic (closely related to Ingerish and Scandic) | Ingerish is now the de facto language in urban Myrcia but Myrcian still widely spoken and used officially. | |
| Meridonian | Meridonia, Karolia | Similar to Románš language | Meridonian | Uletarephian/Romantish | ||
| Monolitzhen | Kofuku | Not real world basis | Kofuku | A native language of Kofuku mountains that is divided in two dialects. | ||
| Mordvin | Chara | Turka dialect | Uletarephian/Syrillangan | |||
| Nakhewizic | Apawiland, Federal States of Archanta | Based off Sioux, some Utian. | Apawiland, Federal States of Archanta | Language isolate | Regional language of Apawiland. | |
| Nærs | Norðurland | based on nordic languages (influenced by Icelandic, Norwegian, danish, Swedish) | Norðurland | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Recognized as national language, mostly spoken in Suður-Nærsland]]. | |
| New-miotian | Chara | Uletarephian/Syrillangan | ||||
| New Scandic | Ostermark | based on Swedish with Danish Ø and Æ / Swedish | Scandmark | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | National language. | |
| Nihonish | Belphenia, Hoppon, Tengappei | Japanese English mix | Belphenia, Hoppon | Official language in Belphenia | ||
| Niulutic | Niulutan Riu | no real world basis, with some influences of Sinhalian and Hindi. | Niulutan Riu | Persephian | ||
| Norlensk | Norðurland | Icelandic | Norðurland | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | National language | |
| Niwanese/Ninwanese (任和语) | Bai Empire | Japanese | OGF Japanese homeland (Ninwa) | Placeholder name for a Japanese language | ||
| Ohemian | Ohemia, Lonnica, ... | No real world elements, with very slight Eastern European inspirations | Ohemian | Jolantian/Ohemic | ||
| Okoro | Lallemand | A mix of Hausa and various other languages of African Origin, has never been written down and is a "dying" language. | Lallemand | Spoken in the Northern Island of Lallemand and on Nubuja by slightly less than one million people. | ||
| Onnutuan | Onnutu | vaguely Polynesian inspired, no real world basis | Onnutu | Asperic/Islandic | ||
| OrangGunung | Pasundan-Padjadjaran | TBD***** | TBD***** | TBD***** | ||
| Pagbo | Lallemand | A mix of Igbo and various other languages of African Origin, has never been written down and is a "dying" language. | Lallemand | Spoken in the Southern Island of Lallemand in the Mountain. | ||
| Paxlinga | Paxtar | |||||
| Pollonian | Antharia | German | Antharia | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Spoken in the north of Antharia, in Pollonia Province | |
| Standard Pretanic | Pretany | Similar to but not the same as Ingerish. A primitive Ingerish language similar to Anglo-Saxon English. | Pretany | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Mixture of proto-Ingerish and proto-Kalmish, introduced by missionaries | |
| Rakhoda | Makaska, Federal States | Sioux (Dakota dialect) | Archantan Indigenous | |||
| Ree | Reeland | Similar to German/Dutch, with Greek and fictional (proto-Ree) words | Ree island | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | Originated from proto-Ree, a native language with Greek influences, mixed with the language of Gaermanic immigrants. | |
| Roantian | Roantra | TBD***** | Roantra | TBD***** | ||
| Romanish | Antharia, Iviron, Niscavo, Glagol, Suria | Romanian | Antharia | Uletarephian/Romantish | includes the following dialects: • Aromanish • Egano-Romanish • Maldavian • Glagolit | |
| Románš | Karolia, Ardisphere | Based on Romanian and other minority Romance languages in Eastern Europe such as Friulan | Uletarephian/Romantish | Minority language in Karolia, its former colonies and the Ardisphere | ||
| Romantian | Pretany | based on Latin (Classical language) | Pretany | Uletarephian | ||
| Sawiri (Sagüirí) | Sagüira | Arabic transcribed with Spanish spelling rules | Sagüira | Isolate | Language is Unique to the Sawiri people | |
| Sanain | Sãikyel | Direct descendant of Proto-Indo-European | Sãikyel | Uletarephian, not classifiable into a subfamily. | Spoken in Sãikyel and by immigrants abroad | |
| Sandrin | Vodeo | No links to real-world languages | Vodeo | Vodean | Regional language spoken in Sandrina and parts of Avalon, New Rutland, and Trinity. | |
| Sassn | Zylanda | related to languages common in Saxony | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | older form of low-Gearmanic language dialect | ||
| Sathrian | Sathria, Egani | TBD***** | Sathria | TBD***** | ||
| Satro-Romance | Castellán | Fictional language, Satrian and Romantish language mix | on the Border line between Sathria and Castellán | Uletarephian/Romantish | Spoken by people in northern of Castellán and south-eastern of Sathria | |
| Scandic | Scandmark | based on Scandinavian languages/Norwegian/Dutch/Finnish | Scandmark | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | ||
| Siran | Lossira | Conlang created by Warahan | Lossira | Antarephian Indigenous / isolate | Unique Antarephian Native language | |
| Skripian zκcгґгɑɴzś (Skripiansq) | Byórn | a Slavic language | TBD***** | Uletarephian/Syrillangan | ||
| Sundanish | Pasundan-Padjadjaran | Basa Sunda ( Sundanese Language) | Pasundan-Padjadjaran | Asperic/Asanic | ||
| Suolitsillimigiella | Ruoguovvás | Conlang in the sillimi group, similair to Jiemiesillimigiella but with several distinguishing aspects | Ruoguovvás | Karoic-Ugric | ||
| Svennish | Ruoguovvás | Swedish | Ruoguovvás | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | ||
| Suraté | Midistland | Kannada | Midistland | Shía/Rugenia | ||
| Surian | Sur Republic (Suria) | Russian | Sur Republic (Suria), Synergetische Union | Uletarephian/Syrillangan | A regional variant of the Surian language is spoken in the Synergetische Union. | |
| Suurisana | Viljanni | Finnish | tbd | |||
| Tanayo | Tanay | Language inspired by many Filipino and Malay dialects. | Tanay | Asperic/Asanic | Official language of Tanay. | |
| Teps | Karolia, Arataran | Distinctive dialect of Karolian with Romantisch influences | Karolia | Uletarephian/Karoic-Ugric | ||
| Thirranic | Thirran | No links | Thirran, Grey Coast | Antarephian language isolate | Official language of Thirran, regional language in Grey Coast. Dialects may vary. | |
| Torian | Vodeo | No links to real-world languages | Vodeo | Vodean | Regional language spoken in Vadiorare. | |
| Tupi-Guarani | Cariocas | Indigenous Islandic | Cariocas | Asperic/Islandic | Several Dialects exist. | |
| Wiscothic | West Commonia | slightly altered variant of Gothic | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | |||
| Wiwaxish | Wiwaxia | Form of English | Ingerland/Wiwaxia | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | ||
| Wystrian | Wyster, Glaster | no morphologic relation to earth-languages | Wyster | |||
| Yorugbo | Lallemand | Simplified Yoruba mostly but with English letters instead of traditional Yoruba accents. | Lallemand | Islandic | Spoken in the Southern Island of Lallemand and on Femi Island by slightly more than four million people. | |
| Zylandian Sassn | Zylanda, Jørpenilands, Latina | based on lower-german with influence of Dutch, English and Danish or other North-Germanic languages | Zylanda | Uletarephian/Gaermanic | language roots come via colonists from NW Uletha c.1500's. |