Lençoèça

Lençoèça is the most spoken language in the nation of Naleloospalakintula

History

After being under the rulings of both Norway and Denmark at different stages in the nation's history, it's taken an influence from those languages, as well as from Faroese. But Naleloospalakintula's lasting desire to be unique, it has adopted characters from far away lands, such as the ç from Spanish, and õ from Portuguese, as well as š from Czech.

Throughout the ages, letters such as ñ, ã, and even ß dominated literature from it's early past, but linguists have found that the current language is much more easier to pronounce than the "Old" Lençoèça, and a language that most Europeans can in someway understand to some extent when read.

Basic Greetings

• Good morning - Çúd murnig
• Good day - Çúd dek
• Good afternoon - Çúd efðarnún
• Good evening - Çúd avànig
• Good night - Çúd nyâð
• Hello! - Valu!
• Hi! - Vy!
• Bye! - Bõa!
• See you later - Sá kæ leðar
• Goodbye - Çúdbõa
• Nice to meet you - Nyca ðu máð kæ
• Thank you - Þenc kæ
• How are you? - Vuw era kæ?
• I'm fine, thanks - Y em fyna, þenc kæ
• Welcome! - Walcumà!