Gaúcho language

Gaúcho
Gaúcho
Gaúcho in the Iberic script.
Pronunciation	[ɡaˈuʃu]
Ethnicity	Crabins Gaúchos Homards Araucarlians
Native speakers	~251.3 million (2022)
Language family	Ecro-Avansertian
Early forms	Iberic language Romanyan Iberic Vulgar Gaúcho
Standard forms	Montcrabin Standard Araucarlian Standard
Dialects	Montcrabin Gaúcho Araucarlian Gaúcho Homard Gaúcho
Writing system	Iberic
Official status
Official language in	Montcrabe Araucarlia
Language codes
ISO 639-1	ga
ISO 639-2	gau
ISO 639-3	gau

The Gaúcho language is an Ayreoshubic language of the Ecro-Avansertian language family. It is an official language of Montcrabe and Araucarlia.

Geographic distribution

Gauphone countries

Country	Population of country	More information	Native language of the majority	Spoken by
Montcrabe	80,392,512	Gaúcho in Montcrabe		94% as a native language
Araucarlia	29,981,281	Gaúcho in Araucarlia		96% as a native language
Total	110,373,793	Community of Gaúcho Language Countries

Montcrabin Standard Gaúcho

Alphabet

In Montcrabe, Gaúcho uses the Iberic script.

Ա ա A a

Ը ը Á á

Բ բ B b

Ծ ծ C c

Ճ ճ CH ch

Դ դ D d

Ե ե E e

Է է É é

Ֆ ֆ F f

Գ գ G g

Հ հ H h

Ի ի I i

Ձ ձ Í í

Ջ ջ J j

Կ կ K k

Լ լ L l

Ժ ժ LL ll

Մ մ M m

Ն ն N n

Թ թ Ñ ñ

Ո ո O o

Օ օ Ó ó

Պ պ P p

Ք ք Q q

Ր ր R r

Ս ս S s

Տ տ T t

Փ փ U u

Ղ ղ Ú ú

Շ շ Ü ü

Վ վ V v

Ւ ւ W w

Խ խ X x

Յ յ Y y

Զ զ Z z

Araucarlian Standard Gaúcho

Gallery

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  Coat of Arms of Creeperopolis reading "Under God and the Emperor."

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  Monument to the fallen of the Creeperian Civil War reading "Glory to the fallen for the Holy Crusade."

See also

• Languages of Terraconserva