Romanyan Iberic language

Romanyan Iberic
Romanyan Iberic
romanya iberia
Native to	New Illyricum
Region	Southwestern Ecros
Ethnicity	Illyrians
Native speakers	c. 17 million (2023)
Language family	Ecro-Avansertian
Writing system	Iberic script
Language codes
ISO 639-1	RO
ISO 639-2	ROM (B) ; (T)
ISO 639-3	ROA
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Romanyan Iberic (endonym: romanya iberia or in full lingua romanya iberia) is an Ayreoshubic language of the Ecro-Avansertian language family which is spoken mostly in New Illyricum. The languages of Illyrian Iberic, Gaucho, Quebecshirite, Creeperian, and Salisfordian are all descended from Romanyan Iberic through the Romanyan Empire which spread the language throughout Ecros.

History

Romanyan Iberic uses the standard Iberic script and has twenty six letters.