Verse:Tricin/Clofabolocin
| Clofabolocin clofabolocin (Clofabosin) | |
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 Flag | |
Anthem: cefditoren ('This Ditoren') | |
| Capital and largest city | Palosuran |
| Official languages | Clofabosin |
| Demonym | Clofabian |
| Government | Federal parliamentary representative democracy |
| Currency | redan (℞) |
Clofabolocin (Clofabosin for 'great river land') is a country in southern Etalocin. It borders Dodellia.
Its capital and largest city is Palosuran.
Prime minister: Cimaterol Arundati
Languages
Clofabosin, understood by almost all Clofabians, is the lingua franca of Clofabolocin (and in fact of all of Etalocin as well as much of the Internet in Tricin) but its origin is in northeastern Dodellia. There are various local and minority languages, such as Nifedipian and Ferlitian.
The fastest growing minority language of Clofabolocin is Ferlitian.
Clofabolocin is notable among Trician countries in not having a national official language. Most provinces of Clofabolocin have two official languages, notable exceptions being Amlodipin (whose only official language is Clofabosin), and Ferlitodipin (whose only official language is Ferlitian).
Todo
Coat of arms: something with the Rod of Asclepius
Anthem
The anthem of Clofabolocin, written by Ativan Tdap, has no fixed tune and can be sung in many ways. This is one tune (used in Maduramycin in Crackfic Tricin) inspired by a Tamil folk song.
In Ferlitia a Ferlitian language version of this, Avatyetwerre estyarreke, is commonly sung. Ferlitia is notable for having a state anthem, Aremwengkwantyele.
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cefditoren |
May This Ditoren |
Controversies
- The reference to the ditoren is controversial, as rural regions of Clofabolocin don't have ditorens.
- Historical revisionism or reappraisal of Picumen
Place names
- Streptomycin, Azithromycin, Kanamycin, Natamycin, Neomycin, Vancomycin, Maduramycin, Azalomycin
- -dipin and -osuran
Religion
Clofabians used to be multi-ethnic pagans who worshipped gods such as Pfizer (a Ferlitian god), GlaxoSmithKline, AstraZeneca, Sanofi-Aventis, Amgen, Genentech, or Teva. Today the overwhelming majority of Clofabians are either irreligious, and pagan god names (most often in corrupted form) are most commonly used as swear words in modern Clofabosin.