Search results

...m you understand the constraints of this territory - can you summarise the language and culture you will be mapping in? Thanks/[[User:Wangi|wangi]] ([[User tal ...s Tetunn, which is just based off of the language of Tetum which has heavy Portuguese influences as well. [[User:Waffledogefern|Waffledogefern]] ([[User talk:Waf

As the country was colonized by Portugal, the official language is Portuguese, but the government recognizes indigenous languages. The culture is diverse and mixes Portuguese and indigenous elements with some African influence. Popular festivals, suc

As the country was colonized by Portugal, the official language is Portuguese, but the government recognizes indigenous languages. The culture is diverse and mixes Portuguese and indigenous elements with some African influence. Popular festivals, suc

...es will look like colonial Portuguese cities (like Funchal) or even actual Portuguese cities on the mainland (like Porto, Coimbra, Lagos, Lisbon, Cascais). The i Culture - Portomaiz will have a predominantly Portuguese; or Florescentian culture. There will also be a large Ingerish culture in t

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

Topography - São Lourenço and the São Cristóvão Islands are a tropical Portuguese-Atlantic Style Island Nation. São Lourenço and the São Cristóvão Islan ...e is the main culture of SLSC, with both the language and the people being Portuguese. SLSC has many diverse foods, regions, and many other things that can divid

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

...t territories in this region use either Spanish or Portuguese as a primary language, and others are influenced by this. Lying within direct colonization range | TA10x, TA11x || Latinan Peninsula North || Spanish/Portuguese, tropical, generally South American in nature.

...0 people. Porta de Sangrìa will reflect the cities of the Azores and other Portuguese islands, with the city revolving around the port, harbour and citadel on a ...nguistic experts around the world have agreed to classify it as a separate language.

...a few countries are isolated from Kalm... and the terminology "Gaerman" as language only exists for whatever reason in some countries, I think it is unnecessar ...ha! I am, in fact, very interested in such good ideas how to deal with the language (and culture) issue. I see migration and trade as a good way to establish s

...inherited the vast Puntaguaniense culture, such as the Portuguese-Puntagu language, to the renowned cuisine of the Puntagaguanos. Women wear long dresses and

|"developed, temperate subtropical country with a language isolate. English is also spoken though no colonial history is present. Cult ...ecisely the south of the East Coast and also a bit Hawaï... with it's main language being french" - suggesting look at Ardencia

...island, which has the name Mou'opo, meaning Big wave island in the native language. Region A is also one of the most developed regions because of the area of ...a very big issue for the regional capital, Epo'a which means in the native language instable ground. However the high mountains are a tourist attraction, but t

===Can I map in any language?=== ...re mapped in Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Czech, French, Romanian, Japanese, Portuguese, German, Vietnamese, Arabic, Occitan, Venetian, Turkish, Polish, Dutch, and

...ould be nice to encourage more Arabic country mapping in north and Spanish/Portuguese in the south, for Spanishj at least its hard when there are many Spanish ma ...on Tarephia, as long as there is a reasonable justification (read: English language territories are quite possible, but a Hindi territory in the west is highly

...omment": "Low GDP, poor infrastructure, based on Timor with Florescentian (Portuguese) influences", "comment": "Castellanese (Spanish)-language mapping",