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The '''Dushtoo''' [[language]] is is an [[Wikipedia:Indo-European Languages|Indo-European]] language which has existed for over three thousand years in one form or another. Originally spoken by the [[Daytar]] tribes of ancient [[Daytanistan]], it was heavily influenced by the corrupted [[Greek]] dialect spoken by the [[Ashtoo]] tribes which settled Daytanistan in the second century AD, and subsequently by [[Farsi]] and [[Arabic]], brought to Daytanistan a thousand years later by the [[Zirkshe]] tribes. It has no native alphabet, although since the [[Straw Hat Revolution]] the government of [[Daytanistan]] has standardised the use of the [[Latin]] alphabet for writing Dushtoo, for the simple expedient that it was cheaper to import typewriters which used the Latin alphabet. Prior to that time, the [[Wikipedia:Greek alphabet|Greek alphabet]] and [[Wikipedia:Arabic alphabet|Arabic alphabet]] were both used almost equally as much for writing in Dushtoo. In these alphabets, Dushtoo is spelt Δυϸτω (Greek), and ذوسته (Arabic).