Post by Luiri on Jul 14, 2020 10:57:11 GMT 1
Fantasia
List of Languages
List of Languages
Fantasia is a vast world full of diversity, which also includes the language we spoke,
they might sounds similar to the ones we speak on Earth, but as in this universe, Earth does not exist,
we had to came up with new names for those language, here's their Fantasian names:
For a language to be considered as a major language, we went through these criterias:
• A language, made official/spoken by one (or multiple) big country
• or a language, made official/spoken in smaller but multiple countries
• A language that is usually present through most editions of the contest.
Despite their names, it is possible to give another local name to these language in your country,
however note that for roleplay and other stuff, these are the ones that will be used.
Here's the list of those languages:
For a language to be considered as a minor language, we went through these criterias:
• A language, made official/spoken in a smaller country.
• A language that have been used at least once in the contest.
• A language that is "big" in real life but not that much in Fantasia.
• A language given by at least one country on the Census.
Unlike the major languages, it is possible to use the local name of the language in your country for the roleplay.
Note: the flags next to their Fantasian Equivalent shows where the language is spoken, it is 100% sure that i've left some countries out, feel free to let me inform of that so I can update. For any correction, please inform me via PM only.
Here's the list of those languages:
The following list of language are mixed up, they are based up on RL language, but usually combined with another one:
And to conclude, the following language are made up languages, which does not possess a real life equivalent, unless specified.
they might sounds similar to the ones we speak on Earth, but as in this universe, Earth does not exist,
we had to came up with new names for those language, here's their Fantasian names:
Major Languages
For a language to be considered as a major language, we went through these criterias:
• A language, made official/spoken by one (or multiple) big country
• or a language, made official/spoken in smaller but multiple countries
• A language that is usually present through most editions of the contest.
Despite their names, it is possible to give another local name to these language in your country,
however note that for roleplay and other stuff, these are the ones that will be used.
Here's the list of those languages:
RL NAME | FANTASIAN EQUIVALENT | |
 English French Spanish Portuguese Russian German Swedish Italian Polish Japanese  Korean Chinese Mandarin Arabic Turkish Dutch Greek Czech Kazakh Norwegian Danish Icelandic Finnish | Everish  Lakadamian  Latinican  Aquian  Flirsk  Scandavian  Fordian  Nineliese  Levallese  Jaranese  Koran Amelian   Astalan  Torlovan  Beklian  Demacian  Cerkan   Pashi  Lanovian  Decorian  Dyrian  Evämaan  |
Minor Languages
For a language to be considered as a minor language, we went through these criterias:
• A language, made official/spoken in a smaller country.
• A language that have been used at least once in the contest.
• A language that is "big" in real life but not that much in Fantasia.
• A language given by at least one country on the Census.
Unlike the major languages, it is possible to use the local name of the language in your country for the roleplay.
Note: the flags next to their Fantasian Equivalent shows where the language is spoken, it is 100% sure that i've left some countries out, feel free to let me inform of that so I can update. For any correction, please inform me via PM only.
Here's the list of those languages:
RL NAME | FANTASIAN EQUIVALENT | |
 Irish Breton Cornish Scottish Gaelic Basque Corsican Faroese Old Icelandic   Sami Inuktitut Esperanto Neapolitan Catalan Galician Swiss German Romansh Latvian Lithuanian Estonian Hungarian Albanian Romanian Armenian Georgian Azerbaijani Bulgarian  Serbian/Croatian Slovene Ukrainian Belarussian Uzbek Turkmen Kyrgyz Mongolian  Hindi / Urdu  Tamil Sinhalese Burmese Thai Lao Vietnamese Khmer Malay Indonesian Filipino / Tagalog Hebrew Maltese Persian Amrahic Swahili   Yoruba Igbo  Hausa Zulu Afrikaan Xhosa Quechua Maori Veps Ryūkyūan Ainu Jamaican Patwah | Irsan Coellic Brittonic Kernowese Pohunskan  Ùhazorrojo  Balmian  Sjolandic Old Dyrian  Choli Enuiktut  Jullanoise  Werdianan  Ondurian  Gameican  Boronian  Old Boronian Boronic Drevonan  Drevonan Kerwanese  Magyarsorgak Glaraian / Imerian  Katsyrian  Hayasteren Sakartvolese West-Torlovan Ruyjinese  Selerenese   Tsytrian Turlandish Niol  Uzukanian Dorman  Karingyz Wedsen  Urindi  Timalese Serhalese Bamarese  Ayuthayan  Kuwegian Hailiniese Khmereish Malyiese Indonesti Pacifican  Yebrevish Sirenforestian  Persin Amrahenna Swahellese Eniyanrish  Reddish Harshé Zylo  Jigoton  Ka'an  Proto-Kallitian Rio  Väps Miyakoan  Einu Eisan |
Mixed Languages
The following list of language are mixed up, they are based up on RL language, but usually combined with another one:
FANTASIAN NAME | RL EQUIVALENT | |
Aston Alchteni Eldancan Corzazi Glacean Fyoric Kiras Southern Nordic Crystallian Western Väps Kabeká Jiyían | Swedish, Danish, Norwegian Finnish, Estonian Spanish, Portuguese Turkish, Azerbaijani Faroese, Icelandic mostly Esperanto, Galician mostly Galician, Esperanto Norwegian, Danish Modified Estonian Modified Veps Combinaison of indigenous languages in LATAM Combinaison of Polynesian languages |
Made-up Languages
And to conclude, the following language are made up languages, which does not possess a real life equivalent, unless specified.
FANTASIAN NAME | PARTICULARITY | |
Salpétri Suuherish Achroan Moo Koo Dansk Frootish Vradiw Taslan Aslan Llortish Vacansian Loutriniyan Ulykjiu | - - Roots from Romance Native languages French/Lakadamian Mooing - Based on "High Valyrian" from GoT Connections with Spanish/Latinican - - Reversed Everish With inspiration from these languages: Icelandic, Japanese, Korean - With inspiration from these languages: Esperanto, Italian, English |
Tremenorian languages are Spanish, Portuguese, English and Czech
the people of Kergle speak Keren (Cornish) 35% of the country speak this. Most people speak Engju (English) (98% of population) 
- Femmevision, #70- IMF, 
Slovakia.
Slovenian). Although not recognized as an official language, Selrenese (
Serbo-Croatian) is widely spoken throughout the country as well.
ulykjiu under made-up languages (with inspiration from esperanto, italian, english) as well as 
Kuwiang are Kuwegian (
Lao) and Ayuthayan (
Thai).
Burmese), spoken in the northern region, and Malyiese (
Malay), spoken mainly in Pengerang province.
