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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