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-Burgoignesc is the official language of Burgundie and Yonderre. It is a divergent and insular branch of the languages belonging to the Latinum vulgare branch of the Indo-European languages that was developed in late classical antiquity and has been modified and updated to reflect modern times, with substrata from Gaelic, Istroyan, and Middle Latin.
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-Modern Burgoignesc
-La Lengatge Burgoignesc Campagha<br />
-Campaign Burgoignesc
-Pronunciation
-bur'goyne-esk
-Spoken in
-[[wiki/Levantia|Levantia]]
-Ethnicity
-[[wiki/Bergendii|Bergendii]], [[index.php?title=Yonderian&action=edit&redlink=1|Yonderian]]
-Native speakers
-,010,000 (2037)<br />
-million
-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_family Language family]
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-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romance_language Romance]
-* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin Gallo-Romance]
-** [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medieval_Latin#Christian_Latin Levantine-Romance]
-*** '''Modern Burgoignesc'''
-</div>
-Dialects
-[[wiki/Burgundian_Language#Prep_Burgundian|Prep Burgundian]], [[wiki/Burgundian_Language#Burgovinic|Burgovinic]], [[wiki/Burgundian_Language#Wintergenian|Wintergenian]], [[wiki/Burgundian_Language#Levantine_Burgundian|Levantine Burgundian]], [[wiki/Burgundian_Language#Oceatic_Burgundian|Oceatic Burgundian]], [[wiki/Burgundian_Language#Brenedine|Brenedine]], [[wiki/Burgundian_Language#Pantalones|Pantalones]], [[wiki/Burgoignesc_language#Joanus.27_Obsidian_Burgoignesc|JOB]]
-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Writing_system Writing system]
-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabet], [[wiki/Burgundian_Language#Alphabet|Burgundian Alphabet]]
-Official status
-Official language in
-<span class="flagicon">[[File:/images/thumb/f/fc/Burgundie_flag.png/23px-Burgundie_flag.png|23x12px|class=thumbborder|23px-Burgundie flag.png]] </span>[[wiki/Burgundie|Burgundie]]<br />
-<span class="flagicon">[[File:/images/thumb/f/f5/Yonderre_Flag.png/23px-Yonderre_Flag.png|23x13px|class=thumbborder|23px-Yonderre Flag.png]] </span>[[wiki/Yonderre|Yonderre]]
-Language codes
-ISO 639-1
-brg
-ISO 639-2
-<code>bur</code>
-ISO 639-3
-?
-It is a segmented language in its origins. It draws heavily on, Gaelic for its land-based, lower class, corporeal words, and then heavily on a uniquely [[wiki/Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] form of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulgar_Latin Vulgar Latin] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Greek Istroyan], for words that are maritime, learned, or abstract in nature. This linguistic pattern follows a very real and still common divide in [[wiki/Culture_in_Burgundie#Social_stratification|Burgoignesc culture]], between Burgundie real and Burgundie juridique. The formalization of a single Burgoignesc language did not occur until the 1880s.
-It is notable for missing some letters from other common Levantine languages like K, Y, Z, J, and W, because the Latin alphabet brought by the [[wiki/Bergendii|Bergendii]] predates tribal written languages it would work through those missing sounds with diphthongs and consonant clusters. The letter U is a newer letter, dating to the 1100s as its unique appellation was forced with the differentiation of the &quot;V&quot; as a separate sound. In the 1810s there was a movement to adopt the common standard Latin alphabet, but the various dialects in [[wiki/Burgundie|Burgundie]] never picked up on the usages of the newer letters, so the movement failed. Being the &quot;first&quot; official language of [[wiki/Burgundie|Burgundie]], all [[wiki/Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] students are taught to speak and write in Burgoignesc.
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