List of languages: Difference between revisions
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| [[Standard Deysachni]]|| [[Deysachin]], Hapšâw<ref>Liturgical, more widespread in the [[Cooperative Territory]].</ref>|| Standard Deysachni |
| [[Standard Deysachni]]|| [[Deysachin]], [[Hapšâw]]<ref>Liturgical, more widespread in the [[Cooperative Territory]].</ref>|| Standard Deysachni |
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| [[Tieteran language|Tieteran]] || [[Tietero]] || Tieteran alphabet |
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Revision as of 04:34, 19 January 2026
The following is a list of languages spoken in Attu.
Currently spoken
| Language name | Places spoken | Writing system |
|---|---|---|
| Caseic | Brisa and Casea | Caseic script |
| Dzeyyal Hapšâw'l | Hapšâw | None native, sometimes transcribed with Hapšâw'l |
| Gwynghani | Deysachin | None native, Standard Deysachni common |
| Hapšâw'l | Hapšâw | Hapšâw'l Script, Rossan script (rare) |
| Hwaskaalbian | Deysachin | |
| Idrstrasi | Deysachin | Taanlai Pukh |
| Karinian | Akaria | |
| Kelelemite | Kelelemi | |
| Laqkhawej | Deysachin | |
| Maichun | Kalam | Maichun alphabet |
| Malmucrotti | Deysachin | |
| Omolain | Okrit | Omolain syllabary |
| Rossan | La Rossa | Rossan script |
| Tłaakehau'a | Mpaikewuu’akehau’a | None |
| Standard Deysachni | Deysachin, Hapšâw[1] | Standard Deysachni |
| Tieteran | Tietero | Tieteran alphabet |
| Tsaichurbi | Deysachin | |
| Tsaju | Kalam | |
| T'vaqii | T'vaqi | T'vaqi alphabet |
| Utyis | Greater Utlia | Eutan, Frish, and Wyna scripts |
| Wisicjo | Deysachin |
Not currently spoken
| Language name | Places spoken | Time spoken | Writing system | Notes |
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| Old Ywlic | Deysachin, specifically around The Rock | Ancestor of modern-day Standard Deysachni | ||
| Prefichian | Prefichi | Peaked around 1200s TT | Prefichian script | Replaced by Standard Weatherplague Caseic under Chacya Kingdom rule |
| Standard Weatherplague Caseic | Nacha Republic, Chacya Kingdom, Cajia Kingdom | 500s TT | Caseic script | Ancestor of modern-day Caseic language; originally a trade language |
| Telan | Western Utlia | Tela alphabet | Became endangered and eventually extinct following the Azztan Annexation |
- ↑ Liturgical, more widespread in the Cooperative Territory.