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...continent of Tarephia, a tropical country that takes inspiration from all Latin American countries, but mainly from Ecuador, Costa Rica and Panama.

...sent today. The old celtic language was adopted as the main base, then the Latin and lastly Anglo-Saxon. Making for an unusual mix of the three. The languag

...b:Pax_Nova_bids|replaced]] it, I wonder if some of you have translated the Latin phrase to your languages or colangs? And if so, are you using derivations f

...to reinvigorate their native cultures, they adapted their language to the Latin script rather than completely converting. However, even though this country ...ing to use is a conlanguage that has weak ties to other languages with the Latin script. It is meant to be unique because of its history. I called it Haʂac

...gion is mostly populated by the Sannese, speakers of the Sannese langauge (Latin-Inspired conlang). The region's economy is mostly agricultural but oil depo ...re there are themes present, the application should conform to them (hint: Latin conlang with "long history of wars and nobles, evident by the medieval cast

...e of farming in the country. Language is American style English, with some Latin Spanish influence.

...ltic language spoken. However when the Romans invaded they bought in their Latin influence. From this a Celtic language developed which is similar in vine t

50 CE to 100 CE - land is colonized by [Latin] Empire. UL12j gets its first town as a ''castrum.'' Common population is v ...oes away for good, petty tribal kingdom is formed that speaks [Livonian]. [Latin] is used as the international language and a language of trade.

...territory application]] is pretty suggestive and explains that Tarephia is Latin America + North Africa with Serion desert being natural cultural barrier. H ...me time, there's aspects that perhaps wouldn't come to mind at a glance at Latin America, such as it serving as sort of a collective tech and financial hub

It has slavic languages as it's main language with both latin and cyrillic alphabets accepted. It's culture is old and not modified so th

...world term for a "pure" English without foreign imports (mainly French and Latin). [[User:Pawl|Pawl]] ([[User talk:Pawl|talk]]) 10:30, 8 November 2023 (UTC

...difference is that the language is written in Runic characters rather than Latin/Roman ones. ...Nordic languages. It has a 37-letter alphabet. Most of the characters are Latin, with a few Greek characters. The language has a phonetic orthography, mean

Unlike most of Latin American countries, the Platinan Republic is expected to have a developed a ...more organized city layout style, as it developed differently compared to Latin American nations, <s>with the city center and historic areas having organiz

:*'''Pro''': AR014 is in the [[Media:Archanta-themes-base.svg|Latin area]] of North Archanta; whereas AR004 is in the Asian zone. And I am full ...ly inspired by islands in Eastern Indonesia, Southern Philippines and also Latin America, which is like Wallea and Manawa. We've pulled in languages inspira

...aphy}}Araguán is planned to be a tropical/subtropical country mid economy "latin american" country (something like Uruguay, Bolivia or Argentina (specially

* '''Pulchra''', a Latin word meaning "beautiful" * '''Deiterra''', a Latin word meaning "God-given earth"

- Nostro Empire (Coming from the Latin Nostro Imperium, or Our Empire, most likely the coloquial name that citizen ...Roman occupation. A number of common English placename elements also have Latin origins from this era, either directly or via Brittonic (pre-Welsh), e.g. .

...es in the [[Wikipedia:en:Maghreb|Maghreb]] or [[Wikipedia:en:Latin America|Latin America]].

The name of Flumis-à-la-Baie, which is evolved from ''Latin'', can be understood as "River stops at the bay". The country has three off

| style="background: #D4E6F1;" |'''Belarusian'''<ref>In Dregovine exclusively Latin script - ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belarusian_Latin_alphabet łacink |Created by {{user|Black Baron}} and is based on Catalan, Spanish, Latin, Occitan and Aragonese