Tenuvian Language

The Tenuvian language (lingua tenuviana), also known as Italics, is the language of the Tenuvians and lingua franca of Tenuvium. It has official status in Tenuvium and Prikastel, and is an important language in Western Mormonism.
It is often called Italics, because it is always written in Italics. It can be written with or without macrons (i.e. both Tenuvii or Tenuviī), but it must always be written in Italics.
The Tenuvians were a scientifically advanced civilization throughout history, and as such there are many scholarly works and other important historical texts written in the Tenuvian language, some translations of which can be found throughout the Thinlands, particularly Londrian translations at Bembridge Academy. 
Notable works in the Tenuvian language include De origine et linguis indigenorum by Tertius Testiculus, or the memoirs and travelogue of Don. Fredo of House Cuomo, Narratio et itineraria itineris meridionalis Domini Fredi, II. filii Cuomonis, the latter of which only survives in Londrian translations.
The Pepetulan creole is a bastardized form of the Tenuvian language.