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| − | * Equestrian (comparable to english) | + | * '''Equestrian''' (comparable to english) |
| − | ** Germane - Equestrian Dialect spoken in Germaney; a mix of Equestrian and | + | ** '''Germane''' - Equestrian Dialect spoken in Germaney; a mix of Equestrian and Griffin |
| − | ** High Canterlot Royal - Equestrian High Speech of the Royal lines | + | ** '''High Canterlot Royal''' - Equestrian High Speech of the Royal lines and magical Ritual language |
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| − | * Boardic - Language of the Boardorians (comparable to russian) | + | * '''Boardic''' - Language of the Boardorians (comparable to russian) |
| − | * Canidan - Language of the Canidans (comparable to | + | * '''Canidan''' - Language of the Canidans (comparable to innuit) |
| − | * | + | * '''Camelu''' - Poetic sounding language of the Camelids and Dromedans (comparable to arabic) |
| − | * Cervidan - Language of the Cervidans (comparable to celtic languages) | + | * '''Cervidan''' - Language of the Cervidans (comparable to celtic languages) |
| + | ** '''Tail Signals''' - Signal language of the Cervidan Scouts | ||
| − | * | + | * '''Griffin''' - Old Language of the Griffon Kingdom, only used as formal lingua (comparable to latin) |
| − | * Herd Tounge - Language of the indigenous Herd Animals of the Mild West (comparable to langauges of indigenous americans) | + | * '''Herd Tounge''' - Language of the indigenous Herd Animals of the Mild West (comparable to langauges of indigenous americans) |
| + | ** '''Voice of Thunder''' - Ritual language of the Prairie Shamans | ||
| − | * Ibese - Language of the Ibex Empire (comparable to chinese) | + | * '''Ibese''' - Language of the Ibex Empire (comparable to chinese) |
| − | * | + | * '''Llamanol''' - Language of the Llama (comparable to spanish) |
| − | * Ursic - Primitive Language of the Ursine (comparable to early human speech) | + | * '''Tapiron''' - Language of the Tapirous Empire (comparable to portugese) |
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| + | * '''Ursic''' - Primitive Language of the Ursine (comparable to early human speech) | ||
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| + | * '''Vaporian''' - Language of the Cloud-Kingdom (comparable to french) | ||
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| + | * '''Zebrican''' - Equestrian Primal-dialect still spoken in Zebrica by many creatures (comparable to africaans) | ||
| + | ** '''Antelopian Glyphs''' - Ancient symbols of an early, pre-Zebrican, Antelopian culture | ||
Latest revision as of 21:45, 22 November 2011
- Equestrian (comparable to english)
- Germane - Equestrian Dialect spoken in Germaney; a mix of Equestrian and Griffin
- High Canterlot Royal - Equestrian High Speech of the Royal lines and magical Ritual language
- Boardic - Language of the Boardorians (comparable to russian)
- Canidan - Language of the Canidans (comparable to innuit)
- Camelu - Poetic sounding language of the Camelids and Dromedans (comparable to arabic)
- Cervidan - Language of the Cervidans (comparable to celtic languages)
- Tail Signals - Signal language of the Cervidan Scouts
- Griffin - Old Language of the Griffon Kingdom, only used as formal lingua (comparable to latin)
- Herd Tounge - Language of the indigenous Herd Animals of the Mild West (comparable to langauges of indigenous americans)
- Voice of Thunder - Ritual language of the Prairie Shamans
- Ibese - Language of the Ibex Empire (comparable to chinese)
- Llamanol - Language of the Llama (comparable to spanish)
- Tapiron - Language of the Tapirous Empire (comparable to portugese)
- Ursic - Primitive Language of the Ursine (comparable to early human speech)
- Vaporian - Language of the Cloud-Kingdom (comparable to french)
- Zebrican - Equestrian Primal-dialect still spoken in Zebrica by many creatures (comparable to africaans)
- Antelopian Glyphs - Ancient symbols of an early, pre-Zebrican, Antelopian culture
