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'''English''', otherwise also known as Austral or Anglish, is the most used [[Humans (A1-0)|Terran]] language and typically used as a lingua franca within Terran dominated star nations. Although its origin remains heavily debated by both Terran and alien scholars, tales show that this language once belonged to a nation that was a dominant political force on the Terran homeworld. Even surviving the lost fate of its place of origin and retaining its cultural importance.<br> | '''English''', otherwise also known as Austral or Anglish, is the most used [[Humans (A1-0)|Terran]] language and typically used as a lingua franca within Terran dominated star nations. Although its origin remains heavily debated by both Terran and alien scholars, tales show that this language once belonged to a nation that was a dominant political force on the Terran homeworld. Even surviving the lost fate of its place of origin and retaining its cultural importance.<br> | ||
As the [[Vurk (A1-0)|Vurk]] explored the [[Tiyanki Territories (A1-0)|Tiyanki Territories]] to spread the words of their gospel, they too created a language to interact with other interstellar civilization. Although originally intended as a gospel language, the '''Lin Vul'Orin''' language has become well-known. Though it has been used more as a trade language in recent memory by most civilizations dealing with [[Vurk (A1-0)|Vurk]] missionaries. It remains popular due to its cultural importance within the [[Wayfaring Guild (A1-0)|Wayfaring Guild]] as its [[Vurk (A1-0)|Vurk]] Navigators are hired to navigate through the [[Interdimensional spaceflight (A1-0)|Veil]]'s pathways in the [[Tiyanki Territories (A1-0)#Astrography|expanses of the Tiyanki Territories]].<br> | As the [[Vurk (A1-0)|Vurk]] explored the [[Tiyanki Territories (A1-0)|Tiyanki Territories]] to spread the words of their gospel, they too created a language to interact with other interstellar civilization. Although originally intended as a gospel language, the '''Lin Vul'Orin''' language has become well-known. Though it has been used more as a trade language in recent memory by most civilizations dealing with [[Vurk (A1-0)|Vurk]] missionaries. It remains popular due to its cultural importance within the [[Wayfaring Guild (A1-0)|Wayfaring Guild]] as its [[Vurk (A1-0)|Vurk]] Navigators are hired to navigate through the [[Interdimensional spaceflight (A1-0)|Veil]]'s pathways in the [[Tiyanki Territories (A1-0)#Astrography|expanses of the Tiyanki Territories]].<br> | ||
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Sector at large
English, otherwise also known as Austral or Anglish, is the most used Terran language and typically used as a lingua franca within Terran dominated star nations. Although its origin remains heavily debated by both Terran and alien scholars, tales show that this language once belonged to a nation that was a dominant political force on the Terran homeworld. Even surviving the lost fate of its place of origin and retaining its cultural importance.
As the Vurk explored the Tiyanki Territories to spread the words of their gospel, they too created a language to interact with other interstellar civilization. Although originally intended as a gospel language, the Lin Vul'Orin language has become well-known. Though it has been used more as a trade language in recent memory by most civilizations dealing with Vurk missionaries. It remains popular due to its cultural importance within the Wayfaring Guild as its Vurk Navigators are hired to navigate through the Veil's pathways in the expanses of the Tiyanki Territories.