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! colspan="2" style="font-size:100%; color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|<big>Latirdo</big><br>''ψoⱶιɥҷoⱱ ϑ϶ƽ'' | |||
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Pronunciation: | |||
| style="text-align: left;" |latiːɾdan kɛsː | |||
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Spoken in: | |||
| style="text-align: left;" |Latirda, Leitídua, Sukkistanas, Tehteluanasta, Keshtaffvikst | |||
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Total speakers: | |||
| style="text-align: left;" |8.6 million | |||
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:List of language families|Language family]]: | |||
| style="text-align: left;" |Isiat-West | |||
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:Writing system|Writing system]]: | |||
| style="text-align: left;" |Isialuior Script (ϑɞ᾿oⱱ ιƽιoψɞιơɥ) | |||
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! colspan="2" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Official status | |||
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:Official language|Official language in]]: | |||
| style="text-align: left;" |Latirda | |||
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! colspan="2" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Language codes | |||
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:List of ISO 639-1 codes|ISO 639-1]] | |||
| style="text-align: left;" |ltr | |||
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:List of ISO 639-2 codes|ISO 639-2]] | |||
| style="text-align: left;" |ltr | |||
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:SIL International|SIL]] | |||
| style="text-align: left;" |ltr | |||
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! colspan="2" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|See also: [[wikipedia:Language|Language]] – [[wikipedia:Lists of languages|Lists of languages]] | |||
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'''Latirdo''' ''(Latirdan kess/ψoⱶιɥҷoⱱ ϑ϶ƽƽ ''[latiːɾdan kɛsː]'')'' is a [[Fictional language|fictional language]] developed for use in books including "Ulmusea" by [[User:Sihithe Avralte|Sihithe Avralte]]. Latirdo is spoken by close to 9 million people in Latirda, it's fictional theoretical place of origin. The language comes from the family sub-group West-Isiat and is grouped closely and is almost mutually intelligible with several other West-Isiat languages, such as "Leitídu", "[[Sukkista Isiat]]", and "Tehteluo". This language has been being constructed for over a year now and its dictionary has gotten to 3,200 words. Latirdo traditionally uses the Isialuior Script, but for ease of reading and typing, in this article the Latin Script is used to write. | '''Latirdo''' ''(Latirdan kess/ψoⱶιɥҷoⱱ ϑ϶ƽƽ ''[latiːɾdan kɛsː]'')'' is a [[Fictional language|fictional language]] developed for use in books including "Ulmusea" by [[User:Sihithe Avralte|Sihithe Avralte]]. Latirdo is spoken by close to 9 million people in Latirda, it's fictional theoretical place of origin. The language comes from the family sub-group West-Isiat and is grouped closely and is almost mutually intelligible with several other West-Isiat languages, such as "Leitídu", "[[Sukkista Isiat]]", and "Tehteluo". This language has been being constructed for over a year now and its dictionary has gotten to 3,200 words. Latirdo traditionally uses the Isialuior Script, but for ease of reading and typing, in this article the Latin Script is used to write. | ||