Difference between revisions of "Medwedian language"
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| name = Medwedian | | name = Medwedian | ||
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| − | | nativename = | + | | nativename = Medwedisk |
| − | | pronunciation = | + | | pronunciation = |
| states = [[Medwedia]] | | states = [[Medwedia]] | ||
| region = Northeastern [[West Uletha]] | | region = Northeastern [[West Uletha]] | ||
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| fam2 = North Gaermanic | | fam2 = North Gaermanic | ||
| fam3 = East North Gaermanic | | fam3 = East North Gaermanic | ||
| − | | fam4 = | + | | fam4 = Ursic |
| fam5 = | | fam5 = | ||
| ancestor1 = Proto-Uletarephian | | ancestor1 = Proto-Uletarephian | ||
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| script = [[Romantian|Romantian]] script | | script = [[Romantian|Romantian]] script | ||
| sign = | | sign = | ||
| − | | nation = Official in [[Medwedia]]<br>Regional status in [[Bloregia]] | + | | nation = Official in [[Medwedia]]<br>Official in [[Haugland]]<br>Regional status in [[Bloregia]] |
| minority = | | minority = | ||
| agency = | | agency = | ||
Revision as of 21:37, 14 May 2020
| Medwedian | |||||||||
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| Medwedisk | |||||||||
| Native to | Medwedia | ||||||||
| Region | Northeastern West Uletha | ||||||||
| Ethnicity | Medwedian | ||||||||
| Native speakers | 42 million (as of 2016) | ||||||||
| Language family | Uletarephian/Proto-Ulethan
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| Early forms | Proto-Uletarephian
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| Writing system | Romantian script | ||||||||
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| Official language in | Official in Medwedia Official in Haugland Regional status in Bloregia | ||||||||
Medwedian (native name Medwedisk), a North Gaermanic language, is the sole official language of the Medwedian Democratic Federation and of the Principiality of Haugland and serves as a regional language in eastern Bloregia. It is spoken by approximately 42 million persons worldwide in these countries as well as a secondary language, especially in the eastern border areas of Nordurland.
