Language

A language is both a method and a system of communication used by sentient races throughout the world. Some became extinct as time passed, and its native speakers replaced it with a different one.Nie bądź, kurwa, taki Geralt
From the into the , Common Speech was considered the most widespread language in the Continent, from Kovir and Poviss in the north, all the way down to Ebbing. After the however, Nilfgaardian encyclopedists Effenberg and Talbot consider it to be merely "ancient language" of the Empire's northern regions.
== Languages ==
* Common Speech
* Dwarvish
* Laith aen Undod (ancestor of Hen Llinge and Ellylon)
* Hen Llinge
** Dryad dialect
** Sea dialect
** Skellige jargon
* Ellylon
* Gnomish language
* Goblin language
* Nilfgaardian language (descends from Hen Llinge but is considered a separate language)
* Ofiri tongue
* Scholar language
* Temple language
* Vampire language
* Vran language
* Vodyan language
* Werebbubb language
* Zerrikanian speech
== Writing systems ==
* Dwarven runes and ideograms – used in the Dwarvish
* Elder Runes – used in the Elder Speech and the dryad dialect
* First Runes – used earlier in the Common Speech
* Modern alphabet – used later in the Common Speech (and at times other languages too)
== Notes ==
*In , the development of Andrzej Sapkowski's fantasy languages is handled by David J. Peterson, known for creating spoken Dothraki and High Valyrian for HBO's Game of Thrones.The Witcher adds Game of Thrones language creator David J. Peterson
== References ==
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