Dialetto Luxese
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The Dialetto Luxese (in English, Luxe Dialect), commonly known as "Luxese" is a typical idiom of the Luxe Republic.
| Pronunciation | [Luxese] |
|---|---|
| Nation |  Luxe |
| Linguistic family | Indo-Europea |
| Speakers | 2 |
| Year of develop | 2012-present |
| Alfabeto | Alfabeto Latino |
History
This language has an Indo-European lineage, deriving from Italian and Latin. Its origins date back to 2010 and throughout history it has been rarely actively used, although it is one of the official languages of government and is still used for documents and communiqués. In 2012, this language also spread to Emilsang.
Rules
The rules of this dialect are very simple, words ending with O or U must end with the suffix LU, while words ending with A, E and I, insert the suffix XE. However, some words remain unchanged, such as Luxe, Deluxe, Etc...