Ganymedian Spanish
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| Ganymedian Spanish | |
|---|---|
| español ganimedés | |
| Pronunciation | [espaˈɲol ɣanimeˈðes] |
| Created by | Jukethatbox |
| Date | 2026 |
| Setting | Ganymede |
| Native to | Ganymede |
| Ethnicity | Ganymedians; Pañolasi |
| Native speakers | 700,000 (2276) |
| Official status | |
Recognised minority language in | |
Ganymedian Spanish (español ganimedés [espaˈɲol ɣanimeˈðes]) is the variety of the Spanish language characteristically spoken on the Galilean moon of Ganymede and elsewhere by Ganymedians of various, primarily Latin American descent. It is derived from a broad variety of Latin American Spanish dialects brought to the moon and the subsequent Republic by Latin American migrant workers, who came from a multitude of Hispanic American nations, in particular Mexico, Chile, Argentina and Colombia.
Initially competing in use among Ganymedians with Swahili and the colonial Dachsprache of English, all three of these languages gradually creolised to form modern Ganymedian and eventually fell out of everyday use in favour of Ganymedian. Both Ganymedian Spanish and Swahili were designated co-official languages alongside Ganymedian in the 2222 constitution of the First Ganymede Republic, but Ganymedian de facto took precedence and Ganymedian was designated the sole official language in the 2267 constitution of the Second Ganymede Republic, which it remains to this day.
Ganymedian Spanish experienced a resurgence from 2262-2271