Kalifornyan Language

The Kalifornyan Language is the native language of the large country of Kalifornya. Of all of the languages of the Hispanic family, it is the most unique, combining elements of both the ancient Anglish and Spanish languages. The language is divided into the NorKal and SoKal dialects, which are quite different but mutually understandable.

The language was the dominant tongue of the early Kalifornyan Kingdom, and persisted to be spoken by the larger population through the periods of Aztlani, Texan, and Chikagoan domination.

The original writing system of the language was the Kalifornyan Emotiglyphs, which was a pictorial writing system based on ancient symbols used in communication. Although the Emotiglyphs continued to be used by the priesthoods of the Hollywood Cults, many scholars of the nation began to adopt Texan and Chicagoan alphabets in later periods.

The language was infamous for its emphasis on Y- Sounds.