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...s are themselves part of the [[wikipedia:North_Germanic_languages|Germanic language branch]], which includes languages like English, Dutch, and German. Point b

...tor of modern Grisean and is the link between Grisean and the Proto-Hardan language. It is written in the [[Romantian|Romantian script]] and in the Grisean Scr The current Grisean Alphabet has 45 letters and one digraph. The Grisean language has four diacritic marks, the acute (´), the bar (◌̶), the caron (ˇ),

*** Sanain (divergent para-Slavic language) ...ll be renamed as such to reflect its status. On a different note, language family information has intentionally been stripped out of the wiki in most cases f

...aermanic language) whereas the east speaks Techerian (Uletarephian isolate family of languages also spoken in Boscunis).

...people, Enmian, is a Nihonish based conlang. Todays dominant and official language, Nuenmian, is an Enmian-Ingerish creole, which uses the latin alphabet and .... The culture is notably collectivist, with a strong tradition of extended family households and local community rituals. Democracy is enshrined within the c

...is not uncommon for the average person to know someone who speaks another language.

...tion of territory owners. The notes column should indicate who created the language and inspiration or other real-world references. ! width="15%" | Language

== Language == ...t using the latin(english) alphabet. I will supply some resources for this language to members, but you won’t need it if it does not interest you or seems to

...ay until its independence in 1974 and today remains as part of a Franquese language union (something like an OGF version of La Francophonie), as well the count ...essed interest in collaborating on background and history.'''''Culture and Language'''

...ties of the former user, I promise to change only the names to the Spanish language. ...ispanic cities. They built a culture based on Christianity and the Spanish language. As Xdzonca lacks of of mineral resources, it grew up in an environment of

...rious South Slevic toponyms in the area, which the hypothetical Mardoumakh language is a substrate of. ...' - Conquest of the Antharian city of Peia through the army of the Massena family, is renamed to Monte Massena

...as been accused of corruption and further investigation confirmed that his family was involved as well. After this event, thousand of people, especially yout The language is holmic-based, more influence of Ingerish in the west area, especially in

| family = Romantish (Southeastern, Iviran) ...r third language, making it one of the smallest Romantish languages in the family.

...e minister voted and elected every 2 years. The head of state is the Royal Family, located in the capital city. The country of Zsansk is very influential wit

...skayikan" (''"House"'') and "âkâýâsîmowin" (''"Ingerish"''), in the native language Agawaskway. The Government of Agawaskway states that the province is named

In the 1340s, the family that had claims over the territory dies out/is disgraced, and the ones that ===Language===

The country is a matriarchal dictatorship led by the Al'dagher family. The ruler of the country has the title of Mansa and is currently under the ...This city is in general quite poor, where the wealthy, including the royal family live further out from the city. Often in lavish palaces and villas.

| family = Romantish (Southwestern, Ghetorian) ...nal Vulgar Romantish that was highly influenced by the local cultures. The language also developed with nearly nine hundred years of cultural isolation. As a r

...a Polynesian sounding fictitious language family. If you want to use that language for place names, stick to the following letters, A,E,I,K,M,N,Ng,O,P,R,T,U,W

...a constitutional monarchy, with the tsar, a heir of former Surian imperial family, as a head of a country. Legislative power belongs to unicameral parliament ...rsity in Litusava in 1656 which was the first university where Dregovinian language was studied.

...erlish. Diasporic groups from all across the planet may also speak another language from their 'home' nation, especially in Yarston. ...-governing enclave within Chetshire. Although ultimately unsuccessful, the family are still able to purchase enough land to build a castle and positions on t

...ing, worship. Our use of language here is to provide additional data about language usage within an administrative division.</ref> | <code>language:official=*</code>

...e culture is typically Slavic, and almost overwhelmingly (>93%) Christian. Family and patriarchy play a huge part in the day-to-day life of the Bijeloslavian The Bijeloslavian language is, essentially, modern-day Croatian, with a few minor vocabulary differenc

...nguages. The most common is currently English, but Averdeenian (the native language) is still widely used. Then comes French, due to the historical presence of ...ver, the reality is somewhat different because while the Averdeenian royal family still exists, it has no power or role in the country's affairs. Since the 1

...rg''), which is located in the east of the country. The country's official language is [[Lentian]] (''Lents''), and its inhabitants are called Lentians (''Lent “Lendeland” developed its own language called Lentian, which spread into the areas now known as Lentia, Utterland,

...which I imagine to belong to a sub-culture I theorize would be in the same family as the natives of Minnonigan and Mennowa. In theory, this will propose that * Just so you know, Minnonigan's natives used something based on the Ojibwe language. For reference, there's a [https://ojibwe.lib.umn.edu/ translation resource

...al Princes' Era, the region became the heart of the influential Un(Yuan 源) family, who controlled the various southern princely states in the region. In 753A ...and and Middle class requested a full range political reform but the royal family responded to small portion of the request, this has directly led to the out

...nce from Ingerland, but they would keep many things like Ingerlands' royal family, and currency for a while. In 1947, a pro-communist uprising had occured in Language - Portomaiz has two official languages, Florescentian, and Ingerish. There

| family = Gaermanic ...]. During nearly 300 years of ongoing Turqese and Lorantian influence, the language underwent heavy changes not only in lexicon but also in grammar. In compari

...ulture is one of the proud roots in Native Archantan culture, history, and language. Given that it is one of the few independent Native Archantan states on the

...term process, think years. Most importantly, I want to define the intended language themes for some sectors more clearly so that new mappers joining the commun *'''Challenges:''' Presence of the English language so far unexplained

Don't use Commonia for any naming, language or culture inspiration. /[[User:Wangi|wangi]] ([[User talk:Wangi|talk]]) 22 ...e territory name, once suggestion could be derived from ''Arecaceae'', the family of palm trees, perhaps corrupted to Arcacia. Palm trees are very likely to

...constitutional laws. The Albak, Albash, and Bandara Wilayas are based on a family monarchy, hence, do not have voting systems and the Prince (Amir) is the Wa ===Language===

...e international vision, decided about including florescentian and ingerish language learning to students, but, during the time, was clear that Cariocas people ...ble link between Carioca culture and anu people around, when talking about language, original beliefs etc.

...mostly continued slowly up until the 1200s where in 1221, a Kalmish noble family called [[Torschau-Waldschild]] following their exile settled in the Brennic ===Language===

...lkaran Straits]]. A small independent Crusader kingdom is established by a family of Castellanese nobles in the islands following the eventual departure of t ...ce, with a notable amount of influence into today's iteration of the local language.

...constitutional monarchy with a bicameral elected legislature. The official language is [[Myrcian]] though [[Ingerish]] is also widely spoken. It has long relie ...s in converting the Cérman to [[Christicism]], they did not share a common language, with [[Old Cérran]] having evolved independently from Ulethan languages,

...e tribespeople, including TBD, TBD and TBD, developed a unique culture and language, which became one of the primary foundations of Kastichetshan's identity as ...hared values, based on respect for the natural world and the importance of family and community.

...guistic and cultural diversity, Antharia having next to the administrative language Romanish seven further national languages, which become co-official in regi ...first Antharian city)<br>'''1666''' - conquest of Peia through the Massena family<br>'''1789''' - fall of Dyrstora (fall of last Antharian city)

| family = isolate Akodjo (''Akodjonian: Akojomã Kãli,'' litterally language of the State of Akodjo, the name of the country pre-colonization and the na

* Thank you for the application. I just got back from having to handle some family matters, so Bixelkoven and I will start discussing as soon as we can connec ...mid-1800s would be a Castellanese civil war. This doesn't even account for language drift or places like nearby Xataera.

...pital there. After that Murat II named himself sultan or padishah in Aryan language. However he wasn't able to hold the city for long. It was reconquered by An ...met I accepted his offer, but shortly after ordered execution of all Yavuz family members.

...we can consider the Tria a mithological name, maybe after three goddesses, family members or anything related to the number 3, I think Triaum is a nice name. ...e that should be changed) there would've been a push towards a centralized language from further north with stronger Germanic influence. I do think that if thi

...have occurred since Avigela IV's reign was the widening of suffrage to all family heads beyond those tribal-defined in the 1680s and full universal suffrage ...throne at all times during her reign. The heir is historically a child or family member of the monarch but can be an alternatively designated individual. In

...sociation of independent states with shared bonds of history, culture, and language. As early as 1907, the Ingerish Government had granted ''de-facto'' indepen ...of the Ingerish Commonwealth since it was bequeathed by the Ingerish Royal Family in 1964.]]

...tly promoted by literature and newspapers. As such, he decided to move his family and business to the Yucaaxoxohuilli in order to take full advantage of the ===Language===

...of every four Meilanese report having a good understanding of the Ingerish language as spoken in Freedemia. ...ies, colleagues, and school friends ''tan cha'' for celebratory occasions, family gatherings, and holiday brunches.

=== Language === ...ch of the Keronic language family, all of the nation is taught or uses the language in any form including primarily spoken in areas of lower literacy. Some min

...t. Although the lingua franca is Ingerish, multiple dialects of the Iscuan language are also spoken, with the inhabitants of the main island speaking a patois ...hat is now the {{node|215907742|Main Island}} of Iscu. They spoke the same language, and likely came from the same region of the {{relation|3490|Gobras Peninsu

...ted in a few coastal cities through the fifth century AD. Eventually their language and cultural traditions were absorbed into the larger proto-Maureti environ ...retana is a separate administrative division solely inhabited by the royal family. It houses the royal palace, a cathedral, and a few important government bu

...first urban centers in the north of the country were governed by a central family, who managed the administration relying on a series of senior councilors, a ...his mountainous section, called the Nokonupuri Mountains (in the Aynu Itak language means "saw-shaped mountains"), which reaches 3200 m in height in the west a

'''Language''' '''Geolympic Family Services'''

...dyé migrated from central and eastern Antarephia, bringing with them a new language, technologies and customs. Their arrival in Ullanyé marked the end of east ...n Social Care in 1990. She worked for the Ullanyése Health Department as a family case worker until 1996 when she enrolled at Etatono University to study Pol

...d to some extent by Yumerthic and Techerian languages, creating the modern language of Karska. ...several centuries of contact with Karska have significantly influenced the language as well.

...preference of '-ə-'s over consonant clusters. For my ongoing work with the language, see my page in the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IXv2ZieByi2vB- |+ style="text-align: left;" | Sample words of the Pameric Family

...re classified by geographical region, each with shared cultural traits and language families. They created the first 'pathways' across the territory and left b ...Santa Annestas after a recently beatified member of the Castellanese royal family.

| native_language = [[User:Mstr/Sandbox#Mergan language|Mergan]] The name came up after [[User:Mstr/Sandbox#Kalmish language|Kalmish]] settlements have been established in East Uletha in the 14th cent

...e Fayaan settler family, who settled in the 16th century in Noordkaap. The family name went extinct in 1709. Fayaan was first called Confederate Union of Nor ...stricted. Ingerish was introduced as the official administrative and trade language, even though few people spoke Ingerish. Ingerland actively promoted migrati

...ingering influence in Frankelyn and Margo, and Budrian, the primary native language, still has lingering influence in the north and east. Some Castellanese/Lat Budrian as a native language has some relation to the Jolantian languages of native groups in Antarephia

...gn of the [[Taukan|Taukan article]] that focus on both the Taukan language family and the Taukan ethnic groups and culture. ...expressed using modal verbs. Modal verbs are prefixed to the verb in some language subgroups.

One such family which owned a considerable number of slaves was the Dahl Family. Ivan Dahl, 1st Marquess Dahl, migrated to Ingerish Bromlaeg in 1750 and la ...mlavian curriculum requires that schools in all regions teach the Ingerish language. There are two regional languages in Bromley: [[Holmic]], which is spoken b

| family = Taukan ...aiian is also called ''Bahma Guai'' (Language of Guai) or ''Bahmaia'' (Our language).

...Arta}}, lies on the short Iviran Coast to the southeast. The sole official language of the country is Malesorian, and the vast majority of the population is et ...enturies of foreign rule. During this period, Malesorians maintained their language, culture, and traditions, preserving their distinct identity.

The brasonian federation is composed by 4 states. Its official language is Florescentian. | Family Day

| native_language = [[Kojo#Language|Kojoshi]] ...it is classified as a very highly developed country. Being the only [[Kojo#Language|Kojoshi]]-speaking nation in the world, yet at the same time having been in

...stablishments, from fast food chains like Marie's Fish and Fried, a lot of family/local restaurants, bars, road side food and even a few high end restaurants ===Language===

"comment": "Castellanese (Spanish)-language mapping", "comment": "Castellanese (Spanish)-language mapping",

...inventing the unique "snake-script" alphabet used to write the Khaiwoonese language.<ref>Banamap, Keprasar WN. [http://i.imgur.com/M70CXBo.png "Bekhtubatna: a ...al program of "Westernization," establishing Ingerish as the sole official language and banning certain Khaiwoonese customs such as polygamy and fishfighting.<

The name Fayaan is derived from the Fayaan settler family, who settled in Noordkaap region during the 16th century. Originally the co ...ron hand. Ingerish was introduced as the official administrative and trade language, even though few people spoke Ingerish. The Northern Archanta economy was r

| agency = Izaland National Academy for the Izaki Language</br>國立華邦語管理學會 | family = isolate

...ative name ''Kaneș''. The name 'Qennes' gets its roots from the [[Romanish language|Romanish]] name for the coastal area west of [[Niscavo]] - ''Quenneʃ''. ...nt of members of the family. Generally, the representatives are the eldest family members.

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===Language=== Sierra has no official language. Ingerish is the most widely spoken language in the state. Many of the indigenous peoples in the state speak Zuso-Saguan

...m was inhabited by various tribes without apparent cultural connections or language since the stone age. There have been findings of ancient tools and cave dra ...of the town in the following years. However, meanwhile the Krun'a merchant family, who had more or less ruled over the city previously, managed to secretly g