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...person, I think a Castellanese person should be considered given the heavy Castellanese influence in Northwest FSA. --[[User:Glauber|Glauber]] ([[User talk:Glauber ...portion having an Ingerish-themed name, and the northern portion having a Castellanese-themed name. That could solve the conflict of two languages. Just a thought

...oad Signs, Places of business and most places of goods/services operate in Castellanese. Ingerish & Catanese may be present in certain areas of the country. ...y also redirect your territory application towards other regions with more Castellanese (and also respective colonial) influences. [[User:Leowezy|Leowezy]] ([[User

=Duyna Language= ...ge spoken in [[Yagualpan]]. It is commonly spoken in the country alongside Castellanese.

...ith a coastline of the Gulf of Volta and the Gulf of Orinoco. The official language is Ingerish, with Toamai and Kukebi also as national languages (spoken in E ...awhiwa" which refers to the Ingerish Canterran landmass, while -terra is a Castellanese suffix for land.

UL04e - Republic of Alaniva (Castellanese: República de Alaniva) - Official language: Ingerish, Castellanese

...originally inhabited by indigenous peoples before it was colonized by the Castellanese and Franquese in the early 1400s. Torola gained independence in 1812, inspi ...created from the mixing of native languages with Romantish languages like Castellanese and Franquese.

{{bar percent|Castellanese or Castellanese-Tarephian|#ffd966|25}} === Language ===

...ce will be minimal in the annexed part, mostly tied to location names. The Castellanese will not have colonized large scale this far inland. The history will be ti

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| native_language = Castellanese ...astellanese: ''Tarrumárca'') officially the '''Tarrumarcan Federation''', (Castellanese: ''Federacion Tarrumarcana'') is a sovereign state in Eastern Tarephia, loc

...itory of Castellán. Think about it more like the birthplace of the Spanish language rather than 'OGF:Spain'. |+Castellanese diplomatic missions

...t (speaks Exaltis) and Kibolis (speaks Ingerish and Exaltis). Exaltis is a language spoken by thee people.

Nawagan comes from the word Naawagaam in the Gishiime language that means in the middle of the lake referring to how the Gishiime seen the | minority_languages = Lumquah, Giishime, Franquese, Castellanese, Native Archantan languages

|official_languages = [[Ingerish]], [[Castellanese]] ...te of Laine''' [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:IPA/English 'læɪn]] ([[Castellanese]]: ''Estado de Laín'' [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:IPA/Spanish 'la

...olonized AN109 may have a presence on the island as well, if not already a Castellanese-speaking nation.

As it was a Castellanese outpost, its main language would be Castellanese. Portuguese equivalent of OGF (Florescentian?) and Franquese would be spoke

...n is Castellanese with limited Ingerish being spoken as well as a minority language near the eastern border. The culture of Yagualpan will be mostly based off

* Ingerish and the Santimo language (Tagalog) are the two primary languages spoken in Lutang. ...Castellanese language was never taught to the colonized masses during the Castellanese colonial reign, and very quickly lost prestige in favor of Santimo.

...by its strategic location as a pivotal sea trading port. Colonized by both Castellanese and Franquese powers (largely Castellan), its culture reflects a vibrant bl ...nguistic experts around the world have agreed to classify it as a separate language.

...nese colonists would arrive and conquer the territory, reforming it into a Castellanese colony in the early 1400s. Inspired by Freedemian revolutionaries almost a ..., it was a large settlement that was home to at least 10,000. Although the Castellanese and Franquese would come to colonize the land, they would not initially rea