Kwnat

Kwnat is the official language of Kwitzka and minority languages in Bayland and Lustar. It is spoken by around 10 million people. It uses the latin alphabet with the ä, ë, ö and ú letters. Other sounds not used in the English language are kh, xh, qh and gh.
Kwnat has its roots in Polish, Hungarian, Russian, Lithuanian, Õbii and Iòso.
== Grammar ==
Kwnat has 3 genders - Masculine, feminine and neuter. The closest thing to the English "the" is Kwnat -en / -ën. -en is used if the last letter of the word is a consonant, and -ën if it's a vowel. It is usually put at the last word of the sentence, such as Kwitzka Televiziönen - The Kwitzkan Television. These endings may also be used as ownership marker (Jönen Dzënghi - Jon's Money or Zäqopanën Bank - Zäqopanë's Bank).
== Example words in Kwnat ==
Kwnat 	English translation
Hallä 	Hello
Hei 	Hey / Hi
Viso gëro 	Goodbye
Pokä 	Bye
Gläfi / -nägläfi	Place
Nowy / N- 	New
Dzënghi 	Money
Uup 	Up / Upper
Nöd 	North
Ösi 	Down / South
Vëst 	West
Ëest 	East
Lwö 	Left
Törwo 	Right
Snälla 	Sorry
Täq 	Yes
Nei 	No
Bäl 	Ball
Khobeltkhe 	Best
Sën 	Coast
Göröd 	City / Town
Käatqin 	Merge
Käatkin 	Split
Prvë 	First
Wtörë 	Second
Thrëtë 	Third
== Regional dialects ==
There are a few regional accents in Kwitzka. The most noticeable to an average Kwnat speaker would be the Eastern Kwitzkan dialect. It is mostly limited to altered pronounciation, such as there being no difference between k and q, or a and ä (which can be confusing, such as with the words käatqin and käatkin). The other large accents are the Magyrfitniq and Tereffút accents (pronounciation more similar to Hungarian), the Zäqopanë accent, Lustarnese dialect, Georgian dialect in Bätu and Ujfghëtri, and the Finnish dialect near Wërtot.