Gothevian
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| Gothevian | |
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| gušk | |
 Flag of the Republic of Gothevia | |
| Pronunciation | [ɡuʃk] |
| Created by | Vrianne |
| Date | 2024 |
| Setting | Earth |
| Native to | Gothevia |
| Ethnicity | Gothevian |
Indo-European
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Early forms | Proto-Indo-European
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| Official status | |
Official language in | Gothevia |
Recognised minority language in | |
| Regulated by | Institute for the Gothevian Language |
 Map of areas where Gothevian is spoken
...as a majority language
...as a minority language | |
Gothevian (gušk, gušk [ɡuʃk], formally róždun gúškun, róždun gúškun [ˈrwo̞ʒdun ˈɡuʃkun]) is an East Germanic language descendant from Gothic or a language mutually intelligible with it. Its speakers mainly reside within the borders of Gothevia, though there exist significant Gothevian-speaking communities in Bulgaria, Greece, and Serbia. it is the only surviving member of the East Germanic branch of the Germanic languages, though with being a member of Balkan sprachbund, it has evolved to be quite distinct in some aspects of its structure compared to other Germanic languages, with features such as evidentiality and the eradication of the Germanic strong verb.