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Astaryuu: /* Rauratoshanian dialect */

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Rauratoshanian dialect

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	Rauratoshanian Spanish is notable for its use of ⟨x⟩ for {{ipa\|/ʃ/}}, but this is a mark of historical use of Spanish, as the Spanish Empire and Rauratoshan had contact long ago. In the modern day, ⟨x y⟩ are {{ipa\|[x ʒ]}}, and yeísmo (merging {{ipa\|/ʎ ʝ/}}) is endemic.		Rauratoshanian Spanish is notable for its use of ⟨x⟩ for {{ipa\|/ʃ/}}, but this is a mark of historical use of Spanish, as the Spanish Empire and Rauratoshan had contact long ago. In the modern day, ⟨x y⟩ are {{ipa\|[x ʒ]}}, and yeísmo (merging {{ipa\|/ʎ ʝ/}}) is endemic.

	Additionally, coda /s B/ (where /B/ is a voiced plosive) frequently become {{ipa\|[˥˧(x) ˨˩]}}, partially as an areal feature from [[Rokadong]]'s own tonicity.		Additionally, coda /s B/ (where /B/ is a voiced plosive) frequently become {{ipa\|[˥(x) ˩]}}, partially as an areal feature from [[Rokadong]]'s own tonicity. Thus, ''mitos mitad'' {{ipa\|[ˈmītó mīˈtà]}}.

	===Dróstsiźda dialect===		===Dróstsiźda dialect===

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Rauratoshanian dialect

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	===Rauratoshanian dialect===		===Rauratoshanian dialect===
	Rauratoshanian Spanish is notable for its use of ⟨x⟩ for {{ipa\|/ʃ/}}, but this is a mark of historical use of Spanish, as the Spanish Empire and Rauratoshan had contact long ago. In the modern day, ⟨x y⟩ are {{ipa\|[x ʒ]}}, and yeísmo (merging {{ipa\|/ʎ ʝ/}}) is endemic.		Rauratoshanian Spanish is notable for its use of ⟨x⟩ for {{ipa\|/ʃ/}}, but this is a mark of historical use of Spanish, as the Spanish Empire and Rauratoshan had contact long ago. In the modern day, ⟨x y⟩ are {{ipa\|[x ʒ]}}, and yeísmo (merging {{ipa\|/ʎ ʝ/}}) is endemic.

			Additionally, coda /s B/ (where /B/ is a voiced plosive) frequently become {{ipa\|[˥˧(x) ˨˩]}}, partially as an areal feature from [[Rokadong]]'s own tonicity.

	===Dróstsiźda dialect===		===Dróstsiźda dialect===

Astaryuu: /* Rauratoshanian dialect */

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Rauratoshanian dialect

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	==Dialectology==		==Dialectology==
	===Rauratoshanian dialect===		===Rauratoshanian dialect===
	Rauratoshanian Spanish is notable for its use of ⟨x⟩ for {{ipa\|/ʃ/}}, but this is a mark of historical use of Spanish, as the Spanish Empire and Rauratoshan had contact long ago. In the modern day, ⟨x y⟩ are {{ipa\|[x ʒ]}}, and yeísmo (merging {{ipa\|/ʎ ʝ/}} is endemic.		Rauratoshanian Spanish is notable for its use of ⟨x⟩ for {{ipa\|/ʃ/}}, but this is a mark of historical use of Spanish, as the Spanish Empire and Rauratoshan had contact long ago. In the modern day, ⟨x y⟩ are {{ipa\|[x ʒ]}}, and yeísmo (merging {{ipa\|/ʎ ʝ/}}) is endemic.

	===Dróstsiźda dialect===		===Dróstsiźda dialect===

Astaryuu: /* Rauratoshanian dialect */

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Rauratoshanian dialect

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	==Dialectology==		==Dialectology==
	===Rauratoshanian dialect===		===Rauratoshanian dialect===
	Rauratoshanian Spanish is notable for its use of ⟨x⟩ for /ʃ/, but this is a mark of historical use of Spanish, as the Spanish Empire and Rauratoshan had contact long ago. In the modern day, ⟨x y⟩ are [x ʒ].		Rauratoshanian Spanish is notable for its use of ⟨x⟩ for {{ipa\|/ʃ/}}, but this is a mark of historical use of Spanish, as the Spanish Empire and Rauratoshan had contact long ago. In the modern day, ⟨x y⟩ are {{ipa\|[x ʒ]}}, and yeísmo (merging {{ipa\|/ʎ ʝ/}} is endemic.

	===Dróstsiźda dialect===		===Dróstsiźda dialect===

Astaryuu: /* Phonology and orthography */

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Phonology and orthography

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	Spanish's phonology is rather simple, but uniquely among Pisco-Imerchali languages, it does not have a consistent way of marking either of the post-alveolar fricatives {{ipa\|[ʃ ʒ]}}. This is notable because of the preponderance of such sounds across the [[ŋorld]], particularly in [[Amujology\|Amujic ŋations]], and causes Spanish placenames to look and sound significantly different to those of its more popular brethren, [[Portuguese]] and [[French]]. These sounds can be implied consistently in some dialects of Spanish by ⟨x⟩ and ⟨y⟩ respectively, but the dialects where ⟨x⟩ /ʃ/ and ⟨y⟩ /ʒ/ occur are not the same dialects, so there is no consistent scheme for Spanish as a whole, leading to different Spanish speakers pronouncing the same word, such as ''Rauratoxan'', quite differently.		Spanish's phonology is rather simple, but uniquely among Pisco-Imerchali languages, it does not have a consistent way of marking either of the post-alveolar fricatives {{ipa\|[ʃ ʒ]}}. This is notable because of the preponderance of such sounds across the [[ŋorld]], particularly in [[Amujology\|Amujic ŋations]], and causes Spanish placenames to look and sound significantly different to those of its more popular brethren, [[Portuguese]] and [[French]]. These sounds can be implied consistently in some dialects of Spanish by ⟨x⟩ and ⟨y⟩ respectively, but the dialects where ⟨x⟩ /ʃ/ and ⟨y⟩ /ʒ/ occur are not the same dialects, so there is no consistent scheme for Spanish as a whole, leading to different Spanish speakers pronouncing the same word, such as ''Rauratoxan'', quite differently.

	=== Dróstsiźda dialect ===		==Dialectology==
			===Rauratoshanian dialect===
			Rauratoshanian Spanish is notable for its use of ⟨x⟩ for /ʃ/, but this is a mark of historical use of Spanish, as the Spanish Empire and Rauratoshan had contact long ago. In the modern day, ⟨x y⟩ are [x ʒ].

			===Dróstsiźda dialect===
	The speech of speakers in Dróstsiśtsi has a slightly different dialect from others phonologically, characterized by the lack of coda consonants. Coda -s not only reduces to [h], a feature also found in other dialects, but it also elides and causes the previous vowel to become lax.		The speech of speakers in Dróstsiśtsi has a slightly different dialect from others phonologically, characterized by the lack of coda consonants. Coda -s not only reduces to [h], a feature also found in other dialects, but it also elides and causes the previous vowel to become lax.

Astaryuu at 22:12, 31 December 2025

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	'''Spanish''' is a [[Pisco-Imerchali Languages\|Pisco-Imerchali language]] spoken in [[Rauratoshan]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], [[the Complex]], [[Fenizuela]], and [[Coldba]]. It is a ~~highly divergent descendant of~~ [[~~Portuguese~~]]~~{{disputed}}~~.		'''Spanish''' is a [[Pisco-Imerchali Languages\|Pisco-Imerchali language]] spoken in [[Rauratoshan]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], [[the Complex]], [[Fenizuela]], and [[Coldba]]. It and [[Portuguese]] are closely related languages, although some assert that it is the daughter of Portuguese, and thus a sister language with [[Esperanto]], while others say that Portuguese and Spanish are sister languages.

	==Phonology==		==Phonology and orthography==
	Spanish does not have a consistent way of marking either of the post-alveolar fricatives {{ipa\|[ʃ ʒ]}}. This is notable because of the preponderance of such sounds across the [[ŋorld]], particularly in [[Amujology\|Amujic ŋations]], and causes Spanish placenames to look and sound significantly different to those of its more popular brethren, [[Portuguese]] and [[French]]. These sounds can be implied consistently in some dialects of Spanish by ⟨x⟩ and ⟨y⟩ respectively, but the dialects where ⟨x⟩ /ʃ/ and ⟨y⟩ /ʒ/ occur are not the same dialects, so there is no consistent scheme for Spanish as a whole, leading to different Spanish speakers pronouncing the same word, such as ''Rauratoxan'', quite differently.		Spanish's phonology is rather simple, but uniquely among Pisco-Imerchali languages, it does not have a consistent way of marking either of the post-alveolar fricatives {{ipa\|[ʃ ʒ]}}. This is notable because of the preponderance of such sounds across the [[ŋorld]], particularly in [[Amujology\|Amujic ŋations]], and causes Spanish placenames to look and sound significantly different to those of its more popular brethren, [[Portuguese]] and [[French]]. These sounds can be implied consistently in some dialects of Spanish by ⟨x⟩ and ⟨y⟩ respectively, but the dialects where ⟨x⟩ /ʃ/ and ⟨y⟩ /ʒ/ occur are not the same dialects, so there is no consistent scheme for Spanish as a whole, leading to different Spanish speakers pronouncing the same word, such as ''Rauratoxan'', quite differently.

	=== Dróstsiźda dialect ===		=== Dróstsiźda dialect ===

Outlaw Sly at 21:15, 31 December 2025

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	\|early-forms=[[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}		\|early-forms=[[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}
	\|scripts=Latin script		\|scripts=Latin script
	\|country=[[Rauratoshan]], [[The Complex]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], [[Coldba]]		\|country=[[Rauratoshan]], [[The Complex]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], [[Fenizuela]], [[Coldba]]
	\|demonym=Spanish		\|demonym=Spanish
	\|usage=national language		\|usage=national language
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	'''Spanish''' is a [[Pisco-Imerchali Languages\|Pisco-Imerchali language]] spoken in [[Rauratoshan]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], [[the Complex]], and [[Coldba]]. It is a highly divergent descendant of [[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}.		'''Spanish''' is a [[Pisco-Imerchali Languages\|Pisco-Imerchali language]] spoken in [[Rauratoshan]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], [[the Complex]], [[Fenizuela]], and [[Coldba]]. It is a highly divergent descendant of [[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}.

	==Phonology==		==Phonology==

Suqi at 21:16, 23 December 2025

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	\|early-forms=[[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}		\|early-forms=[[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}
	\|scripts=Latin script		\|scripts=Latin script
	\|country=[[Rauratoshan]], [[The Complex]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]]		\|country=[[Rauratoshan]], [[The Complex]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], [[Coldba]]
	\|demonym=Spanish		\|demonym=Spanish
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	'''Spanish''' is a [[Pisco-Imerchali Languages\|Pisco-Imerchali language]] spoken in [[Rauratoshan]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], ~~and~~ [[the Complex]]. It is a highly divergent descendant of [[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}.		'''Spanish''' is a [[Pisco-Imerchali Languages\|Pisco-Imerchali language]] spoken in [[Rauratoshan]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], [[the Complex]], and [[Coldba]]. It is a highly divergent descendant of [[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}.

	==Phonology==		==Phonology==

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 |early-forms=[[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}
 |scripts=Latin script
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-'''Spanish''' is a [[Pisco-Imerchali Languages|Pisco-Imerchali language]] spoken in [[Rauratoshan]], [[Oberia]], and [[the Complex]]. It is a highly divergent descendant of [[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}.
+'''Spanish''' is a [[Pisco-Imerchali Languages|Pisco-Imerchali language]] spoken in [[Rauratoshan]], [[Dróstsiśtsi]], and [[the Complex]]. It is a highly divergent descendant of [[Portuguese]]{{disputed}}.
 ==Phonology==
 Spanish does not have a consistent way of marking either of the post-alveolar fricatives {{ipa|[ʃ ʒ]}}. This is notable because of the preponderance of such sounds across the [[ŋorld]], particularly in [[Amujology|Amujic ŋations]], and causes Spanish placenames to look and sound significantly different to those of its more popular brethren, [[Portuguese]] and [[French]]. These sounds can be implied consistently in some dialects of Spanish by ⟨x⟩ and ⟨y⟩ respectively, but the dialects where ⟨x⟩ /ʃ/ and ⟨y⟩ /ʒ/ occur are not the same dialects, so there is no consistent scheme for Spanish as a whole, leading to different Spanish speakers pronouncing the same word, such as ''Rauratoxan'', quite differently.
 ==Grammar==