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| speakers = 1000–5000 ...to be a [[international auxiliary language|universal second language]] for speakers of diverse backgrounds. Ido was specifically designed to be [[Grammar|gramm

|speakers=1,500 of the written language ...ri='''Source languages''': [[English language|English]], [[French language|French]], [[Italian language|Italian]], [[Portuguese language|Portuguese]], and [[

|speakers = ~800 million ...lation, and is estimated to have approximately 4.5 billion second language speakers. These figures come from the 2115 Global Census. However, as Trafalgar writ

...ages|Romance]] language that might have evolved if Latin had displaced the native [[w:Celtic languages|Celtic]] language as the spoken language of the people The result is an artificial sister language to French, Catalan, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Occitan and Italian which differs

'''Gemendic''' (/dʒəˈmɛndɪk/, native: gemendesc /ʒemenˈdesk/) is an East Germanic language. |speakers = -->

|speakers = 3 190 ...ples of irregularity in usage of the weakened consonants is evident in the native name of the language itself ''Välyatalle'' – a remnant from when the nam

|speakers = 5,283,084 ...numbers, three genders and nine cases. There are over five million native speakers of Kihā́mmic at present; nearly seventy per cent of the country's populat

...ssance). Within its internal history, it belongs to the Ru-Hulam languages native to the Drysian continent, situated west of the Rauna region, half an ocean ...rly Ru and Xhuei people, however, were known to have intermarried with the native peoples. Genetic studies confirm that modern Ru and Xhuei peoples are more

|speakers = 44.2 million ...ge of the Avalonian Isles (Aval: Telku) and has approximately 44.2 million speakers. The Stannic Commonwealth of Avalon (Mag: Karatti Thaknat Anakte Telkun) co

|speakers=400 million *(Sometimes misleading) nationality descriptors - like ''french fries'' or ''English horn'' in English

|speakers = ~70,000 Native nouns do not end in ''и'', ''у'' or ''ы'' (in the nominative singular).

|speakers = {{formatnum:1700000}} ...amounted to about 1,600,000 people; the total number of native Wendlandish speakers is slightly higher, with at least 100,000 people of Wendlandish origin livi

|speakers = {{formatnum:1905000000}} ...ut 1,9 billion people on the planet define themselves as native Chlouvānem speakers, more than for any other Calémerian language.

|speakers = {{formatnum:5000000}} ...Dár Lífasyám'', spoken by the majority of its population. Lifashian is the native language of about five million people in the world, the majority of which i

|speakers = {{formatnum:66000000}} ...le, composed of many ethnic groups. The majoritary of such groups, Romance speakers, are instead referred to (and refer to themselves) as ''rumonus'' (lit. Rom

'''Modern Phrygian''' (Native: ''βρουζ̌ικιά'' /vɾuʒiˈɟa/) is a modern variety of the [[w:Ph |speakers = -->

...h one another, their sounds often change unexpectedly (at least to English speakers) depending on their placement within the word.</p></li> ## Most native Scandinavian words (the bulk of the core vocabulary) are stressed on the ro

'''Essanian''' (/ɪˈseɪniən/, native: ''xanhán'' /ʃaˈɲan/) is an Iberian Romance language descended from Moz |speakers = -->

|speakers = {{formatnum:100,000}} {{infobox|bg=#F2DC77|native=iliaqu|in=Qu|no=100,000 (approx.)|tree=Isolate (as far as known)|wo=VSO|mor

|speakers = {{formatnum:66000000}} ...ns (traditionally still referred to as "declensions" (''decrinoçonet'') by native grammarians), but for three of them it is not possible to predict which one