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[[Nation/Yulis|Yulis]] has one of the greatest varieties of languages in The Lonely Plains and also the highest number of multi-lingual citizens. The most common language, by total speakers (native and acquired), is the native [[Languages_in_Yulis#Yulisian_Dúclan|Yulisian Dúclan]]. It developed from the 1913 Constructed Dúclan and is recognisable and understood (by modern speakers) from around 2350. | [[Nation/Yulis|Yulis]] has one of the greatest varieties of languages in The Lonely Plains and also the highest number of multi-lingual citizens. The most common language, by total speakers (native and acquired), is the native [[Languages_in_Yulis#Yulisian_Dúclan|Yulisian Dúclan]]. It developed from the 1913 Constructed Dúclan and is recognisable and understood (by modern speakers) from around 2350. | ||
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== Dúclan == | == Dúclan == | ||
| + | Dúclan, often referred to as the "1913 Dúclan", is a constructed language that was created by a committee from 1907 to 1913. It was created in the hope that it would be a viable common tongue for the people of the Lonely Plains. It combined elements from all of the native languages into one neutral language. The 1913 Dúclan does not survive so much as a commonly spoken language but certainly is alive in its written form. | ||
=== Yulisian Dúclan === | === Yulisian Dúclan === | ||
: ''Main article: [[Yulisian Dúclan]]'' | : ''Main article: [[Yulisian Dúclan]]'' | ||
| − | Yulisian Dúclan is the most commonly spoken language in Yulis, it has over two billion native speakers and is also the second most studied language | + | Yulisian Dúclan is the most commonly spoken language in Yulis, it has over two billion native speakers and is also the second most studied language in the Lonely Plains (behind Hosbiarnan Dúclan in both most spoken and most studied). It branched off separately from the Hosbiarnan Dúclan soon after it was introduced to the Yulisian Population. |
| + | <br>Yulisian Dúclan, like all the Dúclans, with a little difficulty, can be understood by speakers of the other variations. It probably deviates the least in pronunciation from the 1913 Dúclan. | ||
=== Hosbiarnan Dúclan === | === Hosbiarnan Dúclan === | ||
=== Jobeïse Dúclan === | === Jobeïse Dúclan === | ||
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| * | Yulisian Dúclan |
| * | Hosbiarnan Dúclan |
| * | Jobeïse Dúclan |
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| * | Yulisian English |
| * | "Pure" English |
Yulis has one of the greatest varieties of languages in The Lonely Plains and also the highest number of multi-lingual citizens. The most common language, by total speakers (native and acquired), is the native Yulisian Dúclan. It developed from the 1913 Constructed Dúclan and is recognisable and understood (by modern speakers) from around 2350.
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Dúclan
Dúclan, often referred to as the "1913 Dúclan", is a constructed language that was created by a committee from 1907 to 1913. It was created in the hope that it would be a viable common tongue for the people of the Lonely Plains. It combined elements from all of the native languages into one neutral language. The 1913 Dúclan does not survive so much as a commonly spoken language but certainly is alive in its written form.
Yulisian Dúclan
- Main article: Yulisian Dúclan
Yulisian Dúclan is the most commonly spoken language in Yulis, it has over two billion native speakers and is also the second most studied language in the Lonely Plains (behind Hosbiarnan Dúclan in both most spoken and most studied). It branched off separately from the Hosbiarnan Dúclan soon after it was introduced to the Yulisian Population.
Yulisian Dúclan, like all the Dúclans, with a little difficulty, can be understood by speakers of the other variations. It probably deviates the least in pronunciation from the 1913 Dúclan.
