Modern Gothic

Modern Gothic, Gusinskius /ˈgu.sins.kys/, is an East Germanic language spoken in Gothia. Gothia is located in what is coastal Croatia in our world.

Dialects

There are 6 main dialects of Modern Gothic. These are divided into 3 branches: Coastal, Eastern, and Southern. Coastal is comprised of the Standard form of the language, the Northern varieties, and

Eastern is divided into Near and Far. Far Eastern Gothic has heavy Slavic influence, such as both stages of Slavic palatalization. Near Eastern Gothic only went through the second stage.

Southern Gothic has a lot Greek influences.

Standard New Gothic

Phonology

Consonants

	Labial	Coronal	Dorsal	Glottal
Nasal	m	n
Stop	p b	t d	k g
Affricate		tʃ dʒ
Fricative	f v	t s ʃ ʒ	x	h
Approximant			j
Trill		r