Austro-Japonic

Austro-Japonic is a language spoken in some small towns in modern-day North Australia. It evolved from Japanese and became distinct due to contact with Austro-Arabic and the other aboriginal languages. The language began to decline following the Colonial Empire's collapse, and briefly was revived by the Celestial Chancellorship, only to continue to decline following both the revival of Austro-Arabic as well as the collapse of Celestia. The language is currently moribund and is likely to go extinct in the near future. The language is divided into three dialects, two extinct:
* Coastal Austro-Japonic
* Alicean Austro-Japonic †
* Cooper-Belyando Austro-Japonic †
Alicean Austro-Japonic went extinct between 170AD - 200AD, followed by Cooper-Belyando Austro-Japonic, which faded away in the 220s and 230s.