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(Created page with "{{Infobox language |name=Hahanh<br>Illager Herngarian |family=Molang <!--(lmao)--> |era=today |scripts=NA |country=All with illagers |demonym=?? |endonym=?? |number=idk |usage=Ŋorldwide |lang-code=HHH }} '''Illager Herng''', also known as '''Illager-ese''', '''Hahanh''' and '''Illager Herngarian'''<!-- (lmao)--> is a language spoken by Minecraft illagers and pillagers. A dialect of Hahanh is spoken by villagers. As well as a language from the same family spoken by...") Tag: 2017 source edit |
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'''Illager Herng''', also known as '''Illager-ese''', '''Hahanh''' and '''Illager Herngarian'''<!-- (lmao)--> is a language spoken by Minecraft illagers and pillagers. A dialect of Hahanh is spoken by villagers. As well as a language from the same family spoken by Piglins, some scholars consider it to be a pidgin<!-- (lmao)-->. | '''Illager Herng''', also known as '''Illager-ese''', '''Hahanh''' and '''Illager Herngarian'''<!-- (lmao)--> is a language spoken by Minecraft illagers and pillagers. A dialect of Hahanh is spoken by villagers. As well as a language from the same family spoken by Piglins, some scholars consider it to be a pidgin<!-- (lmao)-->. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:31, 18 December 2024
| Hahanh Illager Herngarian | |
|---|---|
| Language family | Molang |
| Era | today |
| Writing system | NA |
| Official status | |
| Spoken in | All with illagers |
| Speaker | |
| Demonym | ?? |
| Endonym | ?? |
| Number of speakers | idk |
| Technical information | |
| Usage | Ŋorldwide |
| Language code | HHN |
Illager Herng, also known as Illager-ese, Hahanh and Illager Herngarian is a language spoken by Minecraft illagers and pillagers. A dialect of Hahanh is spoken by villagers. As well as a language from the same family spoken by Piglins, some scholars consider it to be a pidgin.