The Festdidgean Language

Festdidgean is one of the two official languages spoken in Festdidgea.
Festdidgean is part of the Feso-Niger language family, and is part of the Festdidgean branch. The modern language spoken by the majority of the Festdidgean population evolved from Old Festdidgean, although dialects of Old Festdidgean are still spoken in some areas of the country.
The modern day Festdidgean that is spoken is referred to as Modern Festdidgean. 
=== Old Festdidgean ===
Old Festdidgean was spoken by the first settlers of Festdidgea. It was partly created by the English native settlers as a way to give the country a stronger national identity, although parts of the language did evolve naturally. The grammar was considered to be very simple, as it did not use any cases, noun gender, and had extremely regular and simple conjugation. 
=== Modern Festdidgean ===
Modern Festdidgean was artificially evolved from Old Festdidgean during the separation of Festdidgea by Linguists within North East Festdidgea (known at the time as Liberated Festdidgea) as a way to separate the state from the FPR, who had forced English upon its population. Modern Festdidgean has a very different grammar and phonology than Old Festdidgean, implementing noun cases, more complex conjugation and declension among other things. One of the most noticeable changes is the sound of the language, as Modern Festdidgean words underwent heavy phonological change.