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...user is a native [[wikipedia:Swedish language|<span style="color:#FFC100;">Swedish</span>]] speaker |category = Swedish native speakers

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

Probably of Germanic origin, cf. [[w:Swedish language|Swedish]] ''[[Wiktionary:rike|rike]]''.

...or Jeïos]. I speak German and English fluently and have medicore skills in Swedish (B1) and some other languages ...tly working on different features of the languages I made. I only made one language until June 2015, where I decided that I could start a new one called Kõraa

...ge with ties to Germanic language family, be it a natural or a constructed language. The Germanic language family is often divided up into several branches.

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

...Norwegians (more in writing than in person), and I can understand written Swedish. If a Norwegian or Swede speaks slowly I might be able to pick up more. I ...based language with asinine grammar and phonology, to a more stable Nordic language, although I decided after a while that it needed a spelling reform and a ba

...raut Bʉr (IPA: /dɛ ɣrau̯t bœːr/). I live in the Netherlands (but I am from Swedish descent; I speak both languages fluently) and my best developed conlangs ar * Indo-Evrópai dàngai neči ànma ("Indo-European language without name")

...''Waahlis''', or if you're Swedish, '''Wåhlis''' [[User:Waahlis/IPA for my Swedish|/voːlɛ̝s/]], and I'm one of the members and [[Linguifex:Administrators|a ...pired a-priori language, but has nothing to do with it genealogy-wise. The language is an amalgamation of nearly all my previous languages, an effort to implem

This is a short reminder of the language format policy. I. Write a short piece stating your intents and purposes when creating the language (Design goal, inspiration, ideas, and so on).

| style="text-align: left;"|[[Phonology:Swedish|Swedish]] • [[Phonology:Yiddish|Yiddish]] ! scope="col" style="text-align: center;"|Language isolates

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

...France. I am in and out of university studies, where I am studying English language to teach in France. I started researching languages around the age of 15 an ...t was not a reconstruction of some extinct language. It's a western slavic language. I may rework it some time.

...alects plus Standard Slovene), Italian, and English, I'm actively learning Swedish and Chinese (Mandarin), I've studied Spanish, French, Japanese, Persian, Fi ...nfluenced Harākti a lot, but there are also many Akkadian loanwords in the language.

'''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.

...sed by approximately five people, including myself. It is based on Danish, Swedish and Icelandic with certain Dutch, German and Lower Saxonion influences. For

|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]])

...e contacted in are English, French, Russian, Czech, Portuguese, Esperanto, Swedish, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Dutch, Afrikaans and Swahili (disclaimer: I'm n