Sprinske Scots

Sprinske Scots Sprìnsk Skotzc
Created by	Aaron I, Emperor of Sprinske
Total speakers	3 (Approximate)
Family	Germanic Anglo-Frisian Kolniaric
Influenced by	Scots Sprinske
Writing system(s)	Latin

Sprinske Scots is a language very closely related to Scots which spoken in the Sprinske Empire. Not to be confused with the Sprinske language which is a Kolniaric Language, Sprinske Scots is a Germanic language with a few Kolniaric influences. It is somewhat similar to the local dialect of Scots spoken by Glaswegians, but it does have a few differences such as the addition of diacritics and some letters used in Old English. Additionally, Sprinske Scots also includes a very small amount of Sprinske words.

In some ways, Sprinske Scots may be one of the easiest languages for English speakers to learn, as regular Scots is already very easy. Sprinske Scots does not have silent letters, and spellings are consistent with pronunciation. Sprinske Scots can be picked up easily for non-English or Scots speakers and can be used as a stepping stone to learning those languages as the Kolniaric influences bring the language closer to Romance languages than Scots or English because Kolniaric languages are heavily based on Dalmatian, a Romance language formerly spoken in Dalmatia, which is not dissimilar to French or Italian.

Pronunciation

Vowel	Example pronunciation
a	apple
á	continue
e	eternal
é	ate
ì	ink
í	eat
ı	aye
o	ghost
ó	food
ò	boy
u	under
ú	uber

Consonant	Pronunciation example
b	break
c	communist
ċ	chair
ćh	ch (as in Loch)
d	d
ð	th (as in the)
f	f
g	g (as in God)
h	h (as in Hydro)
j	j (as in Jump)
k	k
l	l
m	m
n	n
p
q
r
s	s (as in Scotland)
ṡ	short
t
þ	th (as in thin)
v
ȷ	y (as in Yesterday)
z

Common Words and Phrases

English	Sprinske Scotland	Glaswegian Scots
How are you?	Hoú ur yá?	How ur ye?
What is that	Vitzc ðat?	Whit’s that?
I’m good, thanks	A’m árıȷt	A’m awrite, thanks
The	La	The
They	Ðé	They
Right now	La nú	The noo
Union	ȷúnȷun	Union
United	ȷúnıtìt	Unitit