Aegean language (Pacifica)
| Aegean | |
|---|---|
| Αιγαίο | |
| Pronunciation | [ɐiɣɐio̞] (Rhayno-Aegean dialect) |
| Native to | Rainbow Islands |
| Ethnicity | Rhayno-aegeans Thalapadians Aegeans |
Native speakers | >61 million (2023) |
Language family | Equato-Insular languages
|
Early forms | Proto-Aegean
|
| Dialects | Rhayno-Aegean dialect |
Writing system | Aegean alphabet |
| Aegean Sign Language | |
| Official status | |
Official language in |  UPRAN  Thalapadis New Dacia |
| Language codes | |
| Language code | aeg |
Aegean is an ancient language originally spoken in regions of the Rainbow Islands, and to this day it's the official language spoken in UPRAN and Thalapadis, over in Central Cordilia, and the province of Aegea in New Dacia, in northwestern Bailtem.
Aegean (Aegean: Αιγαίο, Rhayno-Aegean pronunciation: [ɐiɣɐio̞]) is an independent branch of the Equato-Insular language family, native to the Rainbow Islands, and is spoken natively by more than 61 million people, predominantly in the country with most population of them, the United Provinces of Rhayna, where it is the sole official language, but also as an official language in the Thalapadian Congressional Republic and in New Dacia.
OOC
Aegean is the same language as real-life Greek. It's the official language in Rhayna, Thalapadis and New Dacia, and in none of them the origin is located.