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| − | '''Nalarli''' was a | + | '''Nalarli''' was a narrow family of languages spoken in the Loodon river region in the second revolution. It was the original language of [[Loodon Empire|Loodon]]. |
| − | Nalarli began to experience an influx of words and grammar from bukk due to Loodon conquering the [[Overpol Expanse]]. The resulting mixed language is called Bukkni. Bukkni became the official language in eastern Loodon, specifically in the [[Overpol Region]], while western Loodon switched to [[Kefan]], a language closely related to Nalarli and spoken in [[Afanyu]]. Nalarli | + | Nalarli began to experience an influx of words and grammar from bukk due to Loodon conquering the [[Overpol Expanse]]. The resulting mixed language is called Bukkni. Bukkni became the official language in eastern Loodon, specifically in the [[Overpol Region]], while western Loodon switched to [[Kefan language|Kefan]], a language closely related to Nalarli and spoken in [[Afanyu]]. Purely Nalarli dialects, however, got phased out. By the time Loodon became an empire, Nalarli had no native speakers. |
| − | Today Nalarli | + | Today Nalarli languages are taught in some universities as languages that gives access to the culture of the non-youzi tribes of [[the Great Turtle]] and early loodonian literature. |
Latest revision as of 23:37, 7 January 2021
Nalarli was a narrow family of languages spoken in the Loodon river region in the second revolution. It was the original language of Loodon.
Nalarli began to experience an influx of words and grammar from bukk due to Loodon conquering the Overpol Expanse. The resulting mixed language is called Bukkni. Bukkni became the official language in eastern Loodon, specifically in the Overpol Region, while western Loodon switched to Kefan, a language closely related to Nalarli and spoken in Afanyu. Purely Nalarli dialects, however, got phased out. By the time Loodon became an empire, Nalarli had no native speakers.
Today Nalarli languages are taught in some universities as languages that gives access to the culture of the non-youzi tribes of the Great Turtle and early loodonian literature.
