Pwaaalan/en



Overview
Pwaaalan is a language that was created during the Pwaaalandian Revolution, it is derived from Spanish and is to this day used by Pwaaalandian citizens.

History
Pwaaalan started off as an extremely primitive language used to communicate basic information between revolutionaries. A few years later, a linguist by the name of Hugo Lastra joined the revolutionary cause and refined the language. After the revolution, Pwaaalan was listed as an official language alongside English and Spanish. The constitution was partially drafted in Pwaaalan.

In 2003, Pwaaalan was removed as an official language as part of the Five Year Plan, but was shortly reinstated after mass protests. Though Pwaaalan has been mostly eradicated from Pwaaalandia on an official level, it is still widely used and spoken to this day.

Classification
due to the heavy influence from Spanish, Pwaaalan is classified as a Romance language, it is mostly spoken within Pwaaalandia and has many words borrowed from Spanish.

Language
This is a link to a compiled phonetic guide and dictionary of Pwaaalan.