Cartadanian language

Cartadanian
cartadaniano, língua cartadaniana
Ethnicity	Lusophones Cartadanians Luso-Cronans Luso-Alshari
Native speakers	Native: 440 million; 80 million L2 speakers; Total: 520 million
Language family	Sarpo-Levantine Canetic Urlazian Western Urlazian Odo-Kindredian Odridian Lato-Cartic Cartadanian
Early forms	Old Latin Caphiric Latin Vulgar Latin Old Cartic
Writing system	Latin (Cartadanian alphabet) Cartadanian Braille
Signed forms	Manually coded Cartadanian
Official status
Official language in	5 countries Cartadania Ceylonia Template:Country data Galicia Porlos The Cape
Recognised minority language in	Cultural language Caphiria Numerous international organizations
Regulated by	Cartadania: Erudite University of Alahuela (College of Arts and Letters) Academia Cartadaniana de Letras Ceylonia: Academia Ceylonique de Letras
Language codes
ISO 639-1	cd
ISO 639-2	car
ISO 639-3	car
Linguasphere	51-AAA-a
File:Map of the cartadanian language in the world.svg   Native language   Official and administrative language   Cultural or secondary language   Cartadanian-speaking minorities   Cartadanian-based creole languages

Cartadanian (cartadaniano or, in full, língua cartadaniana) is a Romance language originating in the Odridian Peninsula of Sarpedon. It is the sole official language of Cartadania, Ceylonia, and Galicia, while having co-official language status in Porlos. A Cartadanian-speaking person or nation is referred to as "Lusophone" (lusófono), from the Luson region where it originates. As the result of expansion during colonial times, a cultural presence of Cartadanian and Cartadanian creole speakers are also found around the world. Cartadanian is part of the Odo-Kindredian Romance group that evolved from several dialects of Caphiric Latin in the Banlieuregios of Cartadania and regions of Pelaxia.