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...the main language, with the addition of other languages (as I learn them), Swedish, Finnish etc. In a saying I have heard regarding these areas "I have never

...s are themselves part of the [[wikipedia:North_Germanic_languages|Germanic language branch]], which includes languages like English, Dutch, and German. Point b

...main languages are just different spins on Nordic languages (particularly Swedish). Another is inspired by Nordic/Germanic languages but diverges from RW lan ...to really make sense in this spot. What do you think? Should I alter that language to make it fit better, and, if so, how?

...ertain cultures or have a native language, while using English as the main language across the country itself.

* The Reuntha language and culture would be removed (I haven't really done any work on developing ...ultures. The language has the same origin and has a lot of similarities to Swedish.

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

{{relation|21987|AN152f}} - Fiskland (From “Fiskare”, “Fisher” in Swedish and “Land”) ...language is based on the germanic languages, more specifically similar to Swedish and Danish but with much of English in it.

!OGF Language !RW Language Branch

...d be English, with the second being Swedish, and the third being the LOTZ (Language of the Zsansk). First discovered in the late 1300's by an English army, Zsa

...tin America, with a much broader multicultural twist, including autonomous language regions for Korean, Welsh, various native languages (including "real" and c ...Scandinavian more generally, one of them (Vèžèk) being somewhat related to Swedish but less so, and a (probably post-Ingerish-colonial) area speaking Ingerish

"comment": "Castellanese (Spanish)-language mapping", "comment": "Castellanese (Spanish)-language mapping",