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| − | '''Gjorkan''' is the primary language of [[Gjorka]] and spoken by 97% of [[Gjorkans]]. The language has roots in [[Old Eusazy]] brought to Gjorka via merchants from [[Paleocacher]]. It has since evolved into modern day Gjorkan, however it still shares a number of similarities with [[ | + | '''Gjorkan''' is the primary language of [[Gjorka]] and spoken by 97% of [[Gjorkans]]. The language has roots in [[Old Eusazy]] brought to Gjorka via merchants from [[Paleocacher]]. It has since evolved into modern day Gjorkan, however it still shares a number of similarities with [[Cantuath language|Cantuath]]. Gjorkan is only primarily spoken in Gjorka. |
Revision as of 15:53, 14 March 2024
| Gjorkan | |
|---|---|
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| Region | Gjorka |
| Ethnicity | Gjorkans |
Native speakers | 70 Million (2020) |
Early form | |
| Iberic | |
| Official status | |
Official language in | Gjorka |
| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-1 | gj |
| ISO 639-3 | – |
Gjorkan is the primary language of Gjorka and spoken by 97% of Gjorkans. The language has roots in Old Eusazy brought to Gjorka via merchants from Paleocacher. It has since evolved into modern day Gjorkan, however it still shares a number of similarities with Cantuath. Gjorkan is only primarily spoken in Gjorka.
