Alewarsian

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Alewarsian is the main language spoken in Alewares:

This article describes the history of Alewarsian and various points in history that made it significant.

Introduction

Alewarsian. You can guess where the name came from. It was not originally that way. Typically, the government changed the name into another that would suit the identification of the connections between this language and country. The original name for Alewarsian was "Kew-Capek," or today in Alewarsian, koy-capk, or in english, "Mountain speak". This flowing language was invented by mountain people living in Alewares during the 1000 BCE. This language proves to be efficient at describing nature, which would not be predictable if not for the background of the mountain people.

Research

By the 400 BCE, English was popular in many regions of Alewares. People working on a universal language project decided that Alewares could have its own language, and transfer it to its neighboring continents. Thus the language of Alewarsian was invented. It was a really shabby language, however. Many holes and scratches made the writing undecipherable.

Discovery

One day in 100 CE, a local farmer lost his goats and went to look for them. After following a huge, blocked channel blocked by a rock, he came upon a cave. It was filled with scrolls and wall paintings, and on the ground, you could clearly see dismembered bones and skeletons. He brought it back to the village and the new language, through many years of decoding, was released. Alewarsian I quickly became outdated, and Alewarsian II, or the modern-day Alewarsian was brought upon the shoulders of this great nation.

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Cave Paintings

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First Document Found (Tablet)

Hans

Hans are a way of measuring a common Alewarsian's writing skill and penmanship. There are 7 Hans in total, with 1st being the lowliest and 7th, or Ex being the highest. This is the way it works:
1st: Babies, Preschool, Kindergarten (memorization)
2nd: 1st-8th grades
3rd: 9-12th grades, College scholars.
4th: Basic adult.
5th: Learning Adult, Mayors, Government.
6th: Poets, Writers, Accomplished scientists and scholars.
7th (Ex): Masters, President, Gurus.
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Official List of Hans (Document)

Modern Day

To this day, Alewarsian is still being used. It was improving on a rapid scale in about 1200 CE, and today, it has reached its near-maximum capacity. Society is evolving, and Alewarsian with it.