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On Language
Updated as of the 1st of February 2222
Information compiled by the Ministry of Education
Pronunciation pɪn ʤi Native to Southwest Aklanor Ethnicity Pinji Native Speakers 2.7 billion total L1 speakers (2215) Language Family Aklanori Standard form Pinji Dialects Xanseni Writing Systems Latin Official Language in Non-primary Official Language in Pinji (Pinjigo, pɪn ʤi) is a language of Southwest Aklanori origin spoken by about 8.6 billion people, with approximately one third of those being native Pinjins, and the rest having taken it up as a second language. With that, it is one of the leading languages in interstellar communication. Pinji has developed over the course of more than 2,600 years. The earliest forms of Pinji, a group of Aklanori (Tottenhami) dialects brought to Aquafecta by Astute settlers in the 5th century, are collectively called Old Pinji. N/A. N/A.
5.9 billion total L2 speakers (2215)
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