Thursian

Thursian
Kohlandian
Furskja
Native to	Mainly Kohlandia.
Region	mainly Central East Pacific.
Native speakers	Approximately 80 million  (2014)
Language family	Indo-European Germanic North Germanic Scandinavian-Gothic Thursian
Early forms	Old Thursian Middle Thursian Thursian
Writing system	Latin (Kohlandian alphabet) Kohlandian Braille
Signed form(s)	Signed Thursian (Furskja tejn)
Official status
Official language in	Kohlandia
Regulated by	Institjuten Språk Furskja (Thursian Language Institute)
Language codes
ISO 639-1	koh
ISO 639-2	koh (B) koh (T)
ISO 639-3	Template:Infobox language/codelist
Glottolog	Template:GlottolinkUnknown extension tag "ref"
Linguasphere	52-KF
Thursian-speaking world.
Distribution of the Thursian language and its dialects in The East Pacific
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Thursian; Furskja språk is a North Germanic language spoken by approximately 80 million people, principally in mainland Kohlandia and the Kjerne Islands, where it holds national language status. It is the dominant member of the Kohlandian language family. Thursian is largely mutually intelligible with Hegendrian, a minority language spoken almost exclusively in the Hegendrium state of Kohlandia, and retains many features in common with Cuthrian.