Gýordonzian language
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| Boso Hÿөſdontchiy | |
| ボソ • ヒョーㇽドンチイ | |
 The name of city of Gýordonz in Gýordonzian, displayed in Gýordonzian latin and Gýordonzian kana. | |
| Pronunciation | [boso hjørd̪oŋʈ͡ʂːiʲ] |
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| Spoken natively in |
 Phinbella |
| Region |
 Gýordonz |
| Ethnicity | Gýordonzian native residents |
| Number of speakers | 1.8 millions |
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| Writing system |
Latin script (Gýordonzian latin) Kana script (Gýordonzian kana) |
| Source | Mixed with Carolinian, Sardinian and Turkmen influence, along with foreign language loanwords. |
| Official status | |
| Official language in |
Gýordonz (as the native spoken language) |
| Regulated by | Phinbellan Languages Studies Association |
| Language codes | |
| MOS-9 codes | gy |
The Gýordonzian language is a Phinbellan Pontic language that originates and is spoken in Gýordonz Directly-Administered City, an archipelago city located in the west of the Captive Sea, about 200~250 kilometers from Maritime Kachi Kochi. It is the official language of the city of Gýordonz along with Phineaner, Taesongean and Sangunese. It is spoken by the entire multi-ethnic population of the city, and it is spoken alongside their mother tongues as well as Phineaner. There were 1.8 million native speakers of this language recorded in 1730 AN, three months before the city was declared a directly governed city. Gýordonzian is a mixed language, like Yapreayan (which is mostly similar to Abkhaz and Catalan) which also belongs to the same language family, but it is similar and has influences from Carolinian and Sardinian and has its own letters that are adapted and taken from the already obsoleted Qyzylqay letters, it has also adopted words from other languages such as Phineaner and some of the native languages of the city's inhabitants.
This language gradually began to develop distinguishing characteristics in its development in the 19th and 20th centuries AD. Gýordonzian has two different types of writing systems, namely Gýordonzian latin, a Roman writing system that has its own and unique letters, and also Gýordonzian kana which is a Sangunese writing system that also has its own characteristics, it is based on Taemhwanian kana and Manschūhōrian kana, and serves as a phonetic guide to his Latin writing.
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