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{{Infobox language '''Adatsim''' is a Nuosu- and Swedish-inspired language in the Tsimulh family, closely related to [[Twetho]].

...o ([[wikipedia:Spanish language|Spanish]]), χο'''ρ'''ός ([[wikipedia:Greek language|Greek]]) ...wikipedia:Russian language|Russian]]), c'''a'''rro ([[wikipedia:Portuguese language|Portuguese]])

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{{Infobox language ...ly extant member of the South Germanic languages (The other South Germanic language, Untherjudiskáth, went extinct in the 18th century).

'''resos sus-sana''' [resus sʉs-sɑnɑ] is the language of elves in Melor. ...hat RPG-players around my table can speak. Inspired by Maori, Hawaiian and Swedish.

{{Infobox language ...dic, and [[Adatsim]] is a Twethoic language that is phonologically a Nuosu-Swedish hybrid.

|ha'''r'''u ([[wikipedia:Japanese language|Japanese]]) |st'''a'''ck, c'''a'''rro ([[wikipedia:Portuguese language|Portuguese]])

|'''d'''ue (some accents), '''d'''ivadlo ([[wikipedia:Czech language|Czech]]) |era'''s'''ure, '''ж'''ена ([[wikipedia:Russian language|Russian]])

|la'''v'''ar ([[wikipedia:Spanish language|Spanish]]) |bu'''tt'''er (GA), habla'''r''' ([[wikipedia:Spanish language|Spanish]])

{{Infobox language ...s the language of the Herls, and spoken by about 16,000 people as a native language.

...əlaɳʈs/ (name to be changed; Thedish: ''Sardenlandьsk'') is an Ingvaeonic language spoken in Lõis's Sardinia and Corsica. It's from a separate branch from En Zardenlands has two grammatical genders like Dutch and Swedish: common and neuter.

...modern Germanic languages. It is intended to look like a typical Germanic language in vocabulary and phonology. It also has significant Romance and Slavic inf There are five source language units:

...Shona language|Shona language]] and to certain degree [[w:Swedish language|Swedish]]. The following is the inventory of consonants in the Ris language. There are 18 contrastive consonants.

{{Infobox Universal Language | proto=[[w:Proto-Germanic language]]

{{Infobox language ...and [[w:Finno-Samic Languages|Finno-Samic Languages]]. To make a ultimate language for rapping , joiking , singing and DJing.

...h, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Afrikaans, Yiddish or some other Germanic language, can understand a sentence like {{Rune|ᛁᛣᛣ ᚻᚪᚹ ᛋᛣᚱᛁᚹ� The Germanic languages are a branch of the Indo-European language family spoken natively by a population of about 515 million people mainly i

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (''Dîthâabh'' /diː˧˩θ{{ret}}aːaw˥˩/) is a language of Tricin's Mintonia inspired by Iau, Proto-Lakes Plain, Dinka, Thai, Formo ...patterns (level, rising, falling, falling-rising, rising-falling, one like Swedish tone 2) (they should be loosely modeled after tropes) (long and overlong to

...suerian is directly borrowed from the French language. With the Nousuerian language comes an alternate history of the places in which it developed and is spoke {{Infobox language

...ople) do not have any knowledge of Earth, an accurate choice of any source language to be used is quite pointless; in actual usage, there could be many possibl * The source language is a language that inspired Chlouvānem aesthetics;

...ol, in chemistry class, Marvin was bored so he started working on a little language. He had to think of a name for it, so he took his username and changed it a {{Infobox language

**''svedorinavir.'' - ...Swedish. *''esofos serotin lutafotinib.'' - One language is never enough.

...eved little practical success. Grammars and dictionaries were published in Swedish, French, English, Italian, and German. ...words <ref>https://www.scribd.com/document/93309035/Grammar-of-the-Mondial-language</ref>

{{Infobox language ...}} (''yg bbynt kädd'' {{IPA|[əŋ ˌβɵnt ˈɕɛːð]}} ("the Kädd language")) is a language spoken by the Kädd people of [[Verse:Calémere|Calémere]]. The Kädd home

...be not in Greek; it was found to be written in a hitherto unknown Germanic language of uncertain origin. ...t details events in the life of Saint Heinric of Spalatum. In the original language of the codex he is also called ''Hænrīk Pontāri''. Although referred to

...y ''łynáñ'' + X: ''łynáñ Iñglix'' = English language, or by ''-ib''. Earth language names are usually based on the native names of the countries. *''Iñglix'' = English (language)

...) is a language spoken in Western Siberia. While a descendant of the Ivugi language, which originated in Siberia circa 1000 CE, it is not considered mutually i Evie is a nominative-accusative, analytic language with SOV (subject-object-verb) word order and no grammatical gender, gramma

...nal pronoun system is very similar to that of Danish, Norwegian-Bokmål and Swedish, and incidentally quite close to English. Pronouns inflect for person, case ...s not yet known or not considered relevant. This can be used in non-sexist language to avoid a preference for male or female.

...back up. Are you saying no? Or are you say I should make one that fits the language? -CL ...can watch over it so we don't make an extremely ridiculous concoction of a language :) --'''[[User:OlykoekSlayer|<span style="color:FireBrick;">OlykoekSlayer</

{{Infobox language ...minds of [[w:Marine biology|marine biologists]], as well as a hypothetical language for ''Pagurus prideaux''.

{{Infobox language ...tion = The Germian flag is inspired by the Dutch, German, British and Swedish flags.

...lang based on the continental North Germanic languages (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish). The status of the language is currently under construction. There is a lexicon of approximately 3000 w

{{Infobox language ...telligible to all Scandinavians without borrowing too heavily from any one language.

...then I realized I selfishly wanted to use my idea of morphology on my own language. MOB must have died, and Whaalis wandered off, haha. :) --'''[[User:Olykoek I feel like your speaking a foreign language here. I got up to "and the single", then ya lost me.

{{Infobox language ...West Germanic language, Shoundavish shares some similarities with Danish, Swedish and Norwegian, especially in phonology and vocabulary.

{{Infobox language ...e, ''oī́kas ri'', /ɔˈɪːkas rɪ/ or simply '''Ris''' /rɪs/, is a Jasi-Jivan language related to the [[Kiwi]] and [[Kandi]] languages.

<center>''This language is not mine, I found it on conlang wiki unedited by "Wikim3" since June 200 ...ns, replaced by a sound change which caused the final t to reappear in the language).

{{Infobox language '''Undernederlandsk''' is the language spoken by several thousands of people in the provinces of North Holland, So

{{Infobox language ...ive trends, weird case retention, a half-broken gender system (inspired by Swedish debates about forcing the use of a gender neutral pronoun to not 'offend' a

{{Short description|International auxiliary language created by IALA}} ...ary language|auxiliary language]] created by the [[International Auxiliary Language Association]]}}

{{Infobox language '''Sambahsa''' or '''Sambahsa-Mundialect''' is an [[international auxiliary language]] (IAL) devised by [[w:French people|French]] linguist Dr. Olivier Simon.<r

...h"; from PGmc {{recon|ubiri-land-iskaz}}) is an alternate history Germanic language whose phonology is partly inspired by Mandarin, Burmese and RP. It is spoke Ufirlandisg, like Mandarin and Swedish, is a tonal language.

{{Infobox language ...the official language in all countries of this area, as well as a minority language in Brono (''Baravn''), Qualdomailor (''Kaldhyvmal''), and the [[Verse:Chlou

{{Infobox language ...d one of the direct descendants of one of the two most important Classical language of the Eventoan Western civilization, namely [[Íscégon]].

{{Infobox language ...ng in between all three, with the primary vocabulary a mix of Dutch-Danish/Swedish-derived roots and grammar closer to a simpler version of German.

{{Infobox language ...almost 400 million people, and understood by a further 950 million second language learners.

'''Oxman''' is a Germanic language spoken in the ''Duché du Héron'' (= Shire of Le Héron), a shire that cor ...ld Auregan]] which is the first recorded form of Auregan language. Auregan language area corresponds to the "Vexin Normand" (a region situated just south to "D

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...eferring to a folk or people). A late sound change ([[metathesis]]) in the language caused the word ''*nurþ'' ‘north’ to become ''*nruþ'', which, being d ''<small>NB: This may have to change if I bring ı back into the language in light of the new rules surrounding i-umlaut and first umlaut. TBD...</s

...frikánts#Maltcégj|afrikánts]]''' {{IPA| /af.riˈkanʦ/}} ''adj.'' afrikaans (language)<br> ...onary: ekegusí#Maltcégj|ekegusí]]''' {{IPA| /ɛ.kɛ.guˈsi/}} ''adj.'' gusii (language).<br>

{{Infobox language ...in our timeline. Glommish is phonologically the most conservative Germanic language in Jarthe and is strikingly similar to reconstructed Proto-Germanic. Its sp

{{Infobox language ...n [[w:Gothic_language|Gothic]], the oldest [[w:Germanic_languages|Germanic language]] with a sizeable text corpus. The name originated from [[w:Proto-Slavic_la

{{Infobox language | setting = [[International auxiliary language]]

== AN INTRODUCTION TO THE FEMMISH LANGUAGE == ...gian, Danish and Swedish. Femmish is a descendant of Old Norse, the common language of the Germanic peoples living in Scandinavia during the Viking era. Femmis

'''Gothedish''' (Native: ''Guþþydske'' /ˈɡuːθʏtskə/) is an East Germanic language. One of its most distinctive feature is extensive palatalization, which is {{Infobox language

...gian did consider themselves Goths (or Gutai or Gutþiudōs), and that their language was mutually intelligible with other dialects of Gothic. The Valthungian re ...rējutungiška]] [[Contionary: rasta#Valthungian|Rasta]]''''' ‘Grey-tonguish Language’ or just '''''[[Contionary: so#Valthungian|So]] [[Contionary: grējus#Val

{{Infobox language |agency = Council for the Luthic Language