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'''The Liberalian language''' (Liberalian: ''liberalisk Langunel'') is a language constructed by the user Northern Sushi within the game NationStates for use primarily in the in-game regions of Liberalia, New Liberalia, and WWSETI. The language was intended as part of the Liberalian Internationalist Union scheme for users who spoke languages other than English as their first language. While the LIU mandate failed, the language still lived on yet its progress greatly slowed and practically became devoted to just word creation. It is word creation that keeps the language alive today.
'''The Liberalian language''' (Liberalian: ''liberalisk Langunel'') is a language constructed by the user Northern Sushi within the game NationStates for use primarily in the in-game regions of Liberalia, New Liberalia, and WWSETI. The language was intended as part of the Liberalian Internationalist Union scheme for users who spoke languages other than English as their first language. While the LIU mandate failed, the language still lived on yet its progress greatly slowed and practically became devoted to just word creation. It is word creation that keeps the language alive today.


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The Liberalian language (Liberalian: liberalisk Langunel) is a language constructed by the user Northern Sushi within the game NationStates for use primarily in the in-game regions of Liberalia, New Liberalia, and WWSETI. The language was intended as part of the Liberalian Internationalist Union scheme for users who spoke languages other than English as their first language. While the LIU mandate failed, the language still lived on yet its progress greatly slowed and practically became devoted to just word creation. It is word creation that keeps the language alive today.

Alphabet

Upper case
A Ai Au B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V X Y
Lower case
a ai au b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p r s t u v x y
Phonetic value
a a͡j a͡w b t͡ʃ d e f g h i d͡ʒ k l m n o p ɹ s t u v ʃ j