Many languages on Earth have parallels on Vexillium — we can't talk about French, because there's no France here, but we do have a language called Phenixien which just happens to be exactly the same. This page lists the equivalents.
Earth language | (Variant) | Vexillium language | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Catalan | Aigadorenc | ||
Afrikaans/Yiddish Mix | Westrijan | Freely interpreted, not following Earth vocab/rules | |
English | Ingallish (aka Cruisanan) | ||
Esperanto | Ezoperanto | ||
French | Phenixien | ||
German | (Low German) | Maryporter | |
(High German) | Gorami | ||
Gardlian | |||
Fränkisch | formerly called "Jerman" | ||
(Low German/Frisian) | Bomerish | ||
(Low German) | Meckelish | ||
Hungarian | Mudyar | Spoken in San Patricio, not gramatically correct | |
Icelandic | Svartese | ||
Irish | (Standardized Irish) | Fyldish | |
(Munster Irish) | Vernish | ||
Latin | Liliani | ||
Maya-Quiche | Chitec | Spoken in Xochimechatl | |
Nauatl | Xochimeca | Spoken in Xochimechatl | |
Nauatl/Maya mix | Mixtupteca | Spoken in San Patricio and TDCorp Territory | |
Occitan | Solelhadan, Aquitanian | ||
Old Norse | Vinnish | ||
Portuguese | (Portugal) | Moranguese | Counted as different languages for political and historical reasons. Collectively, they were once known as Partogees |
(Brazil) | Arosian | ||
Russian | Ulanovan if not all of Kralian | ||
Ukrainian | Hoch | ||
Serbo-Croatian | (Serbian?) | Gronkian | Definitely different languages but since neither is particularly well-documented, the attribution of Gronkian = Serbian, Guwimithian = Croatian is still uncertain. |
(Croatian?) | Guwimithian | ||
Spanish | Sanpatrician | ||
Welsh | Kemese, Estron |