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| − | The Tassan Language stems directly from ancient [[Midretassene Language|Midretassene]]. It is related to the [[Throvian Language]] through ancient Midringir and is a [[Gwenyan Languages|Gwenyan Language]]. Tassan inherited many borrowings from the [[Jaithan Language]]. Modern Tassan is spoken in Zamiria and the [[Tassan Plateau]]. It is the language of the Zamirian Separatist | + | The Tassan Language stems directly from ancient [[Midretassene Language|Midretassene]]. It is related to the [[Throvian Language]] through ancient Midringir and is a [[Gwenyan Languages|Gwenyan Language]]. Tassan inherited many borrowings from the [[Jaithan Language]]. Modern Tassan is spoken in Zamiria and the [[Tassan Plateau]]. It is the language of the [[Zamirian Separatist Congress]] in the [[Aurician Empire|Aurician]] provinces of [[Upper Zamiria]] and [[Lower Zamiria]]. |
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The Tassan Language stems directly from ancient Midretassene. It is related to the Throvian Language through ancient Midringir and is a Gwenyan Language. Tassan inherited many borrowings from the Jaithan Language. Modern Tassan is spoken in Zamiria and the Tassan Plateau. It is the language of the Zamirian Separatist Congress in the Aurician provinces of Upper Zamiria and Lower Zamiria.
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