Balto-Litvanian language
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| Balto‑Litvanian Litvaneųšū valoda | |
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| Regulated by | Litvanian Language Committee |
| Spoken in | Litvania |
| Total speakers | 1 |
| Family | Indo‑European
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| Type | Artlang |
Balto-Litvanian, sometimes Baltic-Litvanian or Livonian is one of the many regional languages of Litvania. It is a priori language, and is just slightly similar to Latvian, having a few borrowed words from it. It is a language spoken mostly in the Rynne Canton, specifically on the shores of the Myrdal River. Its speakers are highly respected people, and there is no ethnic discrimination between the two people groups. The language is considered nearly extinct, as it is slowly being replaced by the Litvanian Language.
Sample Text
Here is a sample text from a common saying in Balto-Litvanian:
Čė Vęlne kolerbdė, kan ništ tū tė!
Translation:
What the warleader can do, you scum can't!
Alphabet
The alphabet of Balto-Litvanian is similar to the Lithuanian alphabet.
