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! Country | ! Country | ||
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! colspan="2" | Classification | ! colspan="2" | Classification | ||
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! Language family | ! Language family | ||
| * [[wikipedia:Uralic languages|Uralic languages]] | | | ||
** [[wikipedia:Finnic languages|Finnic languages]] | * [[wikipedia:Uralic languages|Uralic]] | ||
*** Cernelian | ** [[wikipedia:Finno-Ugric languages|Finno-Ugric]] | ||
*** [[wikipedia:Finnic languages|Finnic languages]] | |||
*** Eastern Finnic | |||
**** Cernelian | |||
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! Word order | ! Word order | ||
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! Author | ! Author | ||
| [[User:DanishtD|DanishtD / Danisht Dzakwan]] | | [[User:DanishtD|DanishtD / Danisht Dzakwan]] | ||
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! Date of creation | |||
| October 2021 | |||
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Revision as of 02:53, 13 October 2021
| Cernelian | |
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| stamiesiecę czel | |
| Number of speakers | 2 million |
| Country | Cernelia |
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| Word order | Subject–verb–object |
| Typology | Mostly fusional |
| Actual world facts | |
| Author | DanishtD / Danisht Dzakwan |
| Date of creation | October 2021 |
Cernelian (Cernelian: stómiesieę czel, stómiesieko, IPA: /stumʲjɛˈɕɛʔɛ t͡ʂɛl/) is a fictional divergent Finnic alternative language (altlang) spoken in the fictional country Cernelia, which actually made by an Indonesian named Danisht Dzakwan (User:DanishtD). It develops from southern Proto-Finnic under influence of sound changes that affected Polish, a Slavic languages, including some early internal Finnic changes, that make it so divergent from other natural languages like Finnish and Estonian. Therefore, Cernelian uses Polish orthography.
The fictional country Cernelia is mostly located in our world's Belarus, except it excluded Gomel region, and the country took southern parts of Pskov Oblast, Russia.
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