Smlosianese
| Smlosianese | |
|---|---|
| smaosesa (Smlosianise) | |
| Native to |  Kingdom of Smlosa |
| Region | Michigan, Ohio, & New York |
| Ethnicity | Smlosian |
Native speakers | 1 (2017) |
| Official status | |
| Regulated by | Luis Treece |
| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-3 | – |
Smlosianese (Smndasd, pronounced [ˈsmlidsaː ˈfsafe]; Sluvedine [Slkdsa) is an Indo-European language that belongs to the West Czech language subfamily (together with Czech, Polish, Russian, Kashubian, Slovak and Sorbian). Smlosianese is the official language in the Kingdom of Smlosa, and is spoken by the Smlosian, an ethnic group native to the Colosia Soviet Republic, where it is actively spoken by approximately 1 person (2023). Smlosianese speakers are found nowhere else, but it is very closely related to Slovak, exchanging mere letter differences with its Czech-Slovak counterpart.
Its main differences from Slovak are that replaces 'o' with 'u', the 'k' is usually replaced with a 'c' except on rare occasions, and unless in the possessive case, 'i' with 'e.'
