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The city's language and dialects are a testament to Valorica's diverse cultural heritage. The fusion of Latin, Cartadanian, and southern Levantian linguistic elements has resulted in a unique dialect and lexicon that is distinct to Valorica. Valorenos tend to speak with a sing-songy type of accent that is primarily unique to southern Triessa. This intonation is known as Valerian Cadence and is mostly found in Cartadanian speech, but can also be found in the speed of some Latin- and other Romance-speakers as well. Despite the city's large population and diversity, the overwhelming majority of Valorenos speak Cartadanian and Latin, with English coming in at third. This primarily due to the impact of these three languages in the region as a whole, as well as the geographic position of the city on the southern side of Urlazio. Nonetheless, there are a number of languages that have impacted the city's culture, originating on each of the seven populated world regions. This linguistic richness is reflected in the city's literature, poetry, and everyday conversations, providing a unique linguistic tapestry that reflects the city's cultural diversity.

Valorica is known for its diverse religious landscape, with Catholicism being the largest religious group in the city. However, the majority of the population identifying as Catholic is not significantly higher than the number of those who report being non-religious, reflecting a unique aspect of the city's demographics. In fact, the city's population, as a whole, tends to be less religious compared to many other cities in Cartadania, with approximately 31% identifying as non-religious. This trend towards secularism is notable and contributes to the diverse religious fabric of Valorica.