Language Release Schedule

Lexiversity hopes to add new languages to the world and the game all the time. Here is a rough plan of what languages and dialects will be added and when.

### Phase 1 (2025): Release

* English (General UK): London, England
* English (General US): New York, United States
* Russian: Moscow, Russia
* French (Parisian): Paris, France
* German (Hochdeutsch): Berlin, Germany
* Spanish (Castilian): Madrid, Spain

### Phase 2 (2027): Asia

* Mandarin Chinese: Beijing, China
* Japanese: Tokyo, Japan

### Phase 3 (2028): Europe 1

* Italian (Standard Italian): Rome, Italy
* Polish (Standard): Warsaw, Poland
* Swedish (Standard): Stockholm, Sweden

### Phase 4 (2029): South Asia

* Indonesian (Standard): Jakarta, Indonesia
* Hindi (Standard): New Delhi, India
* Thai (Central): Bangkok, Thailand

### Phase 5 (2030): Arabic

* Arabic (Standard): Dubai, UAE
* Arabic (Egyptian): Cairo, Egypt
* Arabic (Maghrebi): Algiers, Algeria
* Arabic (Gulf): Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

### Phase 6 (2031): Europe 2

* Portuguese (Standard): Lisbon, Portugal
* Greek (Standard): Athens, Greece
* Turkish (Standard): Istanbul, Turkey
* Dutch (Standard): Amsterdam, Netherlands

### Phase 7 (2032): Dialects & Accents Expansion

* English (Australian): Sydney, Australia
* English (Irish): Dublin, Ireland
* German (Austrian): Vienna, Austria
* Spanish (Latin America): Mexico City, Mexico
* French (Meridional): Marseilles, France
* Hebrew (Modern): Tel Aviv, Israel

### Phrase 8 (2033): Asia 2

* Korean (Standard): Seoul, Korea
* Cantonese (Standard): Hong Kong, China

### Phase 9 (2034): Slavic Europe

* Czech (Standard): Prague, Czechia
* Ukrainian (Standard): Kyiv, Ukraine
* Serbocroatian (Serbian): Belgrade, Serbia
* Bulgaria (Standard): Sofia, Bulgaria

### Phase 10 (2035): Baltic

* Finnish (Helsinki): Helsinki, Finland
* Lithuanian (Standard): Vilnius, Lithuania
* Latvian (Standard): Riga, Latvia
* Estonian (Standard): Tallinn, Estonia

### Phase 11 (2036): India

* Bengal (Standard): Dhaka, Bangladesh
* Marathi (Standard): Mumbai, India
* Telugu (Standard): Visakhapatnam, India

### Phase 12 (2037): Scandinavia

* Danish (Standard): Copenhagen, Denmark
* Norwegian (Oslo): Oslo, Norway
* Icelandic (Standard): Reykjavik, Iceland

### Phase 13 (2038): Dialects & Accents Expansion

* English (Canadian): Toronto, Canada
* English (Scottish): Edinburgh, Scotland
* French (Quebecois): Montreal, Canada
* French (Belgian): Brussels, Belgium
* Arabic (Levantine): Amman, Jordan
* German (Swiss German): Zurich, Switzerland
* Portuguese (Brazilian): Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

### Phase 14 (2039): Eastern Europe

* Romanian (Standard): Bucharest, Romania
* Hungarian (Standard): Budapest, Hungary
* Slovak (Standard): Bratislava, Slovakia
* Albanian (Standard): Tirana, Albania

### Phase 15 (2040): Persia

* Farsi (Standard): Tehran, Iran
* Urdu (Standard): Kirachi, Pakistan
* Gujurat (Standard): Rajkot, India

### Phase 16 (2041): Caucuses

* Georgian (Tbilisi): Tbilisi, Georgia
* Armenian (Standard): Yerevan, Armenia
* Azeri (Standard): Baku, Azerbaijan

### Phase 17 (2042): Central Asia

* Kazakh (Standard): Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan
* Kyrgyz (Standard): Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
* Uzbek (Standard): Samarkand, Uzbekistan

### Phase 18 (2043): Eastern Europe

* Slovene (Standard): Ljubljana, Slovenia
* Bosnian (Standard): Sarajevo, Bosnia
* Macedonian (Standard): Skopje, North Macedonian

### Novelty Languages

These are languages which are minority status, or are culturally important but not widely spoken. They exist on a separate schedule as time and resources allow.

* Irish: Galway, Ireland
* Maori: Whangarei, New Zealand
* Latin (Classical): Rome (Past), Italy
* Occitan: Toulouse, France