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This page highlights all the languages that have a visible presence on the map. ...bstantive visible presence on the map. Do not add spoken-only languages or languages that appear as only a handful of isolated labels.

...ic Ulethan name for the southwest coast of Astrasia (itself taken from the Asperic Ocean). The prefix "Ingerish" was added to differentiate it from extensive ...Kastichetshan. These tribes had their own unique cultures, traditions, and languages, but they all shared a deep respect for the natural world.<ref>Sinclair, M.

...n the Southwestern coast of Astrasia. It is bordered to the South by the [[Asperic Ocean]], to the East by [[Ardencia]] and by [[Deodeca]]. Its capital is Por The country is bordered on the south by the [[Asperic Ocean]] which penetrates deeply into the lands forming three long inner bay

Sangrìa, historically important as a crossroads between Mediterranean and Asperic sea trade as well as the stopover for ships heading east through the Kalkar ...Sabir" languages]]. Be adventurous here. The more distance from real-world languages in a unique pigdin, the better. All the major Romance cultures on our "medi

...f several nations. Languages: English, Pseudo-Polynesian and some minority languages. Ingerish settlers, but only partly a former colony. Mapping style, street ...t, including autonomous language regions for Korean, Welsh, various native languages (including "real" and conlang), Georgian, Romanian, etc. It ranges from tro

...collapse, is an island territory in the continent of [[Uletha]], in the [[Asperic Ocean]]. It consists of 5 atolls and 3 islands, as well as multiple smaller ...Forge Books.</ref>, who traveled in sail-rafts across the [[Asperic Ocean |Asperic]] until they reached the atoll of {{relation|231847|Kadſa}}, where they wo

...ha]] and the island Asperic nations to the southeast. Pockets of migratory languages are spoken here as well, and its cuisine is often a good draw for visitors

'''Asperic Ocean — 18'''<br> ...sm. Names like ''Pheinland-Ralz'' and ''Siedernachsen'' would have English-languages parallels like ''Cistrict of Dolumbia'' or ''Dorth Nakota'', which make no

...{{relation|21955|Bromley}} with it surrounding Bin-Emn while bordering the Asperic Ocean to the east, ruled under a constitutional monarchy; the monarch has |official_languages = [[Holmic]]<!-- The official languages of the country (e.g Examplese, English) -->

|official_languages = English, Chinese, Indigenous languages |regional_languages = Indigenous languages

*'''Challenges:''' unexplainable mix of Germanic, Finnish and Romance languages ...mappers in the future, but establishing its mere presence will allow other languages and cultures to use it in their respective histories. Also, a Japanese home

...in ranges, the Taukans come into contact with peoples speaking Antarephian languages. This does not preclude any form of mutual influence on cultural, historica ...on a group moved east across the central Antarephian mountain range to the Asperic coast, reaching [[Ullanne|Ullanyé]] around 500 BCE. They spread throughout

|languages = ...s like Grand Lakes, Malinton/Queensburg and the coastal cities along the [[Asperic Ocean]]. Both countries have citizens that share the same or complimentary

|official_languages = <!-- The official languages of the country (e.g Examplese, English) --> |national_languages = <!-- Nation-wide recognised languages (e.g Catalan, Afrikaans) -->

...delaide of Ingerland heard of bountiful lands to the southeast, across the Asperic Ocean. A year earlier, Franquese explorers had reached a previously unknown ...mington was Dr. Thomas Goodhope, a linguist who specialized in non-Ulethan languages. He had previously been part of expeditions exploring Tarephia and some par

'''The official languages''' are Izaki, Majesian, and Teny ny olona (corresponding to Malagasy in the ...o it might not be very attractive for international shipping routes in the Asperic.

...l empire (perhaps including trade companies), beginning to branch into the Asperic and Lyc by the early 1500s. I don't have anything else to add at the moment ...her explanation really makes sense. There exists plenty of IRL examples of languages and cultures being similar despite geographic separation (eg. Romanian).

|languages = Ingerish * South Asperic Islands

...ly spoken by over 40 % of households. Country-wide the most largely spoken languages are Romanish (32.7% of households), Ayvrish (19.8%) and Kalmish dialects (1 ===Languages===

...atha and the island Asperic nations to the southeast. Pockets of migratory languages are spoken here as well, and its cuisine is often a good draw for visitors