Kalmish is a West Gaermanic language in the Uletarephian Language Group that was first spoken in Kalm and is now a language spoken everywhere in the world. Prominent variants of Kalmish are Gaerman, Mergan and Sassn in Zylanda.

History and geographic distribution

Kalmish
	Kalmisch
Pronunciation	/kɑ:lmɪʃ/
Region	Originally Kalm, now worldwide
Native speakers	206 million (as of 2001)
Language family	Uletarephian Gaermanic West Gaermanic Kalmish; ; ;
Writing system	Romantian script (Kalmish alphabet)
	Official status
Official language in	Kalm; Midistland; Eshein; Älved (Mergan); Helvetiany (Mergan); Mergany (Mergan); Zylanda (Sassn)
Minority language in	Garlis; Sathria; Eshein (Mergan); Reeland (Mergan); Viljanni (Mergan)
OGFL-1	kl
OGFL-2	klm

at the beginning of the 12th century: merchants of the Sellern dynasty and, a few years later, a large amount of emigrants spread Kalmish across Central Uletha and Eastern Uletha, nowasays it is still present at some of these places, e.g. in Midistland or represented by the Mergan language in Älved, Helvetiany and Mergany
1470s merchants and adventurers from Kalm settled in Zylanda, nowadays Sassn is based in Kalmish
emigration to Zylanda during the Nine Year War in 1667-1676

Modern language

The modern Kalmish alphabet consists of the twenty-six standard Latinic letters plus four special letters, all are part of the PAR Unicode-letters.

The continents are named in Kalmish:

Kalmish
Kalmisch
Pronunciation				/kɑ:lmɪʃ/
Region				Originally Kalm, now worldwide
Native speakers				206 million (as of 2001)
Language family				Uletarephian Gaermanic West Gaermanic Kalmish
Writing system				Romantian script (Kalmish alphabet)
Official status
Official language in				Kalm Midistland Eshein Älved (Mergan) Helvetiany (Mergan) Mergany (Mergan) Zylanda (Sassn)
Minority language in				Garlis Sathria Eshein (Mergan) Reeland (Mergan) Viljanni (Mergan)
OGFL-1				`kl`
OGFL-2				`klm`