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'''Levita-Ile''' /le'vita 'ile/ is a language bearing an English-substrate with heavy amounts of Polynesian and other island-oriented language influences, the bulk of which are phonetic, but sometimes even grammatical influences occur. The language started to break from English in the nascent Haile-Hofu ({{smallcaps|EN}}:Sail-Surf) ''solar-culture'', with large developments occuring in the later extra-solar colonisation era. After reaching a point of recognisable divergence from English and then stability (that is, after finding its unique character), it spread mostly through its association with the Haile-Hofu culture, which was largely considered inoffensive and accessible to large swathes of the international population. | '''Levita-Ile''' /le'vita 'ile/, a sketchlang (at least for now) by [[User:Ceige|Ceige]], is a language bearing an English-substrate with heavy amounts of Polynesian and other island-oriented language influences, the bulk of which are phonetic, but sometimes even grammatical influences occur. The language started to break from English in the nascent Haile-Hofu ({{smallcaps|EN}}:Sail-Surf) ''solar-culture'', with large developments occuring in the later extra-solar colonisation era. After reaching a point of recognisable divergence from English and then stability (that is, after finding its unique character), it spread mostly through its association with the Haile-Hofu culture, which was largely considered inoffensive and accessible to large swathes of the international population. | ||
Today, it is largely spoken on planets with healthy self-identifying Haile-Hofu cultures, with a still sizeable portion of the native speaker population existing in the Haile-Hofu diaspora embedded in other cultures. There are large amounts of second-language speakers up to 1 ERD (''extraterritorial radial distance''), with the language enjoying positive reactions from people across the galaxy due to its cultural associations. | Today, it is largely spoken on planets with healthy self-identifying Haile-Hofu cultures, with a still sizeable portion of the native speaker population existing in the Haile-Hofu diaspora embedded in other cultures. There are large amounts of second-language speakers up to 1 ERD (''extraterritorial radial distance''), with the language enjoying positive reactions from people across the galaxy due to its cultural associations. | ||