South Albic

South Albic
Spoken in:	southern Britain and elsewhere
Timeline/Universe:	League of Lost Languages
Total speakers:
Genealogical classification:	Hesperic Albic South Albic Old Albic Low Elvish Glastonian Sinjenrin Macaronesian Azorese Madeirese Canarese Sajelvirin Caboverdese
Created by:
Jörg Rhiemeier	2001-

South Albic is a branch of the Albic family spoken in southern Britain and several colonial areas including Macaronesia. It includes the classical form of Old Albic as well as the modern Low Elvish and Macaronesian languages.

South Albic is the largest branch of Albic in terms of both languages belonging to it and speakers of those languages.

The classical Old Albic language is based on the South Albic dialects of the classical period, and the modern South Albic languages can be considered more or less direct descendants of it.