Squallic

Squallic (Squallic: Sqallki) is a West Slavic dialect of the Lechitic group, written in the Latin script. It is spoken primarily in Squall, a member of the Vyščínian Union of Sovereign Polities and serves as the native language of the Poles. In addition to being the official language of Squall and one of the Vyščínian Union of Sovereign Polities's languages, it is also used by Polish diaspora. There are over 50 million Polish speakers around the world, but only around 400 Squallic. Polish is subdivided into regional dialects and maintains strict T–V distinction pronouns, honorifics and various forms of formalities when addressing individuals, so it only makes sense it's the same with Squallic. It is a dialect of Vyščínian Polish.
== Language ==
=== Consonants ===
B: /b/ 
C: /ts/ 
Č: /tʃ/ 
D: /d/ 
F: /f/ 
G: /g/ 
H: /h/ 
J: /j/ 
K: /k/ 
L: /l/ 
M: /m/ 
N: /n/ 
P: /p/ 
R: /r/ 
S: /s/ 
Š: /ʃ/ 
T: /t/ 
V: /v/ 
W: /v/ 
Z: /z/ 
Ž: /ʒ/ 
Ä: /æ/ 
Ö: /ø/ 
Y: /y/
=== Vowels ===
The vowel system in Squallic retains the Vyščínian Polish vowels but introduces new ones:
A: /a/ 
E: /ɛ/ 
I: /i/ 
O: /ɔ/ 
U: /u/ 
Y: /ɨ/ 
Ä: /æ/ 
Ö: /ø/
=== Grammar Rules ===
==== Nouns ====
Nouns in Squallic are declined for gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter), number (singular or plural), and case (nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, instrumental, locative, or vocative). The declension patterns closely resemble those of Late Middle Polish. 
==== Verbs ====
Verbs in Squallic are conjugated for person (first, second, or third), number (singular or plural), tense (past, present, or future), and mood (indicative, imperative, conditional, or subjunctive). The conjugation patterns align with Late Middle Polish but may incorporate new verb endings. 
==== Word Order ====
The fundamental word order in Squallic follows the subject-verb-object (SVO) pattern, though it remains flexible and can be rearranged for stylistic purposes or emphasis.
=== Common Words ===
To facilitate understanding and interpretation of Squallic, here are some common words with their English translations:
Talva (winter) 
Sauna (sauna) 
Kiel (language) 
Pułnoc (night) 
Rułokk (food) 
Kotu (home) 
Lukła (school) 
Kahvi (coffee) 
Polcza (dance) 
Laule (song) 
Ranta (beach)