Linswuse language

The Linswuse language (Linswuse: Лэнсвюс, lens-voos) is a Cyrillic-typeface Amacan language originating around the Linswust desert. It is highly considered the predecessor to Lynskese and Foradacian respectively, although the language also takes influence from Russian, Spanish, and Jonish. Case in point, the language's words appear similar to that of Russian, as well as other Slavic languages, however the language itself orders it's words similarly to how English would order it's words.
It is the sole remaining language in the Amacan language family that uses the Cyrillic script; due to Christian dominance over the area in the Middle Ages, most languages have since switched to the Latin script. Linswuse has been declining in speakers due to the dominance of English in the Linswust area, despite this the language has around 67,000 native speakers, with 118,500 people claiming to be fluent in the language.
== See also ==
* Linswuse language/Words
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