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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (''amalandsk'' in Amalandic) is a Hurmu–Norse language in the Normarkic group of the Pancontinental languages and the official language of [[Amaland]]. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (''amalandsk'' in Amalandic) is a [[Hurmu–Norse languages|Hurmu–Norse language]] in the Normarkic group of the Pancontinental languages and the official language of [[Amaland]]. | ||
It has two main dialects, standard Amalandic in Amaland and the now presumed extinct Humlebækish on Humlebæk Island (now [[Bomei Island]]). | It has two main dialects, standard Amalandic in Amaland and the now presumed extinct Humlebækish on Humlebæk Island (now [[Bomei Island]]). | ||
Revision as of 14:50, 3 July 2026
Amalandic language (amalandsk in Amalandic) is a Hurmu–Norse language in the Normarkic group of the Pancontinental languages and the official language of Amaland.
It has two main dialects, standard Amalandic in Amaland and the now presumed extinct Humlebækish on Humlebæk Island (now Bomei Island).
Also related to Hurmu Norse but not always mutually intelligible. Considered mutually intelligible with Uppmandic, Normark Norse, and Nidaros Norse.
OOC considerations
- Standard Danish
- For Humlebækish, consider pre-WW2 Danish orthography (capital initial letters for nouns, aa instead of å)
