Miscellaneous Worldbuilding Thread

by **Islamic Pashtunistan** » Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:21 am

Are the judiciary appointed or elected?:
Appointed.

What determines appointment of the the judiciary/ what do the electorate base their decision on?:
Judges are appointed based on their scholarship ability, piety, hard-work and also, to some extent, connections.
What powers do the judiciary have?:
To declare guilt or innocence, distribute property, decide child custody,
act as a guardian for orphans and administer punishments.

Is their religious influence on the judicial system?:
Yes, Islamic law is the basis of the system.

What legal system do you have?:
Islamic law combined with tribal law and the dictates of the monarchy.

How are judges viewed?:
They are revered except amongst the criminal underworld, elements of the underclass and members of revolutionary movements.

by **Navy Hill** » Tue Sep 22, 2020 3:52 pm

Do your nation's citizens prefer to live in city centers, city suburbs, towns, or rural areas?: Rural Areas.
What is the percentage of YN's people that lives in city centers?: 22%
What is the percentage of YN's people that lives in city suburbs?: 33%
What is the percentage of YN's people that lives in towns?: 6%
What is the percentage of YN's people that lives in rural areas?: 28%
What mode of transportation does YN's people prefer to commute to work?: Mostly, Buses, Trains, and Taxi Services
What are apartments/condominiums like in YN?: Generally as big as a house, but conjoined together.
What are suburban houses and houses in towns like in YN?: Typically Ranch Style Housing, fairly big.
What are houses in rural areas like in YN?: Mansions upon Mansions, typically a mansion-like Farmhouse. With various plowing and agricultural materials laid out

by **Ornionam** » Thu Sep 24, 2020 11:53 am

Another School Uniform survey
Country name: Ornionam
Do schools in this country mandate a uniform or dress code? no
Similarly, do universities mandate a uniform or dress code? no
What kind of uniform or dress code is considered normal or standard at state schools? anything tbh
Do girls and boys have different uniforms or dress codes in state schools? no
Are hats, bags, and accessories a part of the uniform or dress code in state schools? yes
Are hair, facial hair, hair products, tattoos, makeup, or jewelry controlled in state schools? no
Is the standard different in private or independent schools, if they exist? no

by **Socialist Scottish Federation** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 10:19 am

Name of language: Neo-Gaelic
Language family: Celtic
Is this language natural or invented? Partially Natural, Partially Invented.
Text direction (left-to-right or right-to-left)? Left-To-Right

Writing and pronunciation

Which alphabet or writing system does this language use (or primary, if multiple)? Classical Latin Alphabet
How many different letters or characters are there? 21-23
Can the sound of a word be predicted from its spelling? Yes
Can the spelling of a word be predicted from its sound? Yes
Does this language have word stress? Yes
Does stress follow a fixed pattern (first/last/xth syllable, etc), or is it different for each word? No
Does this language have tones? No
How many different tones are there? N/A
Does this language have sounds or sound combinations that are difficult for non-native (or even native) speakers? No

Grammar

Is the word order fixed or variable? No
Do words have a gender? Yes
Which of the following genders are used?
[x] Masculine
[x] Feminine
[x] Neutral
Do verbs have different forms ("conjugations") depending on who does the action (for example: I am, you are, he is)? I is masculine, E is feminine
Which of the following conjugations are used?
[X] First-person singular (I)
[] Second-person singular (you)
[X] Third-person singular (he/she/it)
[X] First-person plural (we)
[] Second-person plural (you/y'all)
[X] Third-person plural (they)
Do nouns have different forms ("cases") depending on how they're used in a sentence? Occassionally
Which of the following cases are used?
[X] Nominative
[X] Genitive
[] Dative
[X] Accusative
[] Instrumental
[X] Locative
[] Vocative
Do words have a plural form? Yes
Do plurals follow a fixed pattern, or are they different for each word? Different for each word
Does this language have a T/V distinction (different pronouns for polite vs. familiar address)? Yes
What are the polite and familiar pronouns? When should each be used? Polite pronouns are typically masculine, while familiar are typically feminine. When it's a feminine word, familiar should be used. However, when its a "Polite" word, masculine nouns should be used

Vocabulary

Does this language share a lot of words with other languages? No
Does this language have a lot of foreign loanwords? None Whatsoever
Can speakers of other languages understand this language with ease? No
Can speakers of this language understand other languages with ease? Yes

Availability of resources

Are learning materials widely available for this language? Yes
Are teachers widely available for this language? Yes
Are books and media widely available for this language? Yes
Is this language considered important for business? Yes
Is this language considered important for science and research? Yes
Is this language considered important for tourism? No
Does the government offer programs to teach this language? Yes

by **Thumaniyya** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 10:40 am

Coffee and Tea culture in YN: Tea culture is very important among the native Thumaniyyon and the Persian populations. Coffee is more common among western immigrants in Thumaniyya, unless they are British.
Nation name: Thumaniyya
Is coffee or tea more popular in YN?: Tea due to heavy Persian influence.
How popular is coffee in YN?: Coffee is popular among the youth, and immigrants, although there are no foreign coffee chains in Thumaniyya as local companies are seen as superior.
How often is it drunk, and at what time of day?: Coffee is usually drunk between 6 and 10 o’clock in the morning. It is usually drunk daily among the youth, and rarely among the older population.
How is coffee usually prepared in YN?: Coffee is usually drunk without anything added, and is served piping hot.
Who is coffee most popular amongst?: Coffee is most popular amongst the Ethiopian, and Arab population in Thumaniyya.
Is YN a producer of coffee?: Yes, and Thumaniyya produces over 100,000 metric tons of coffee every year.

Tea, Early Grey, Hot
How popular is tea in YN?: Tea is very popular in Thumaniyya, and is considered the national drink of Thumaniyya.
How often is it drunk, and at what time of day?: Tea drunk at every meal.
How is tea usually prepared in YN?: Tea is usually prepared by boiling tea leaves in a kettle, and straining out the leaves when it is ready.
Who is tea most popular amongst?: Tea is most popular among Thumaniyyonot, and Persian, and Russian populations.
Is YN a producer of tea?: Yes, and Thumaniyya produces over 500,000 metric tonnes of tea every year.

by **Thumaniyya** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 10:47 am

National Animal
What's your nation's national animal? The Thumaniyyon Penguin
Is it a mammal, a reptile, a bird, or what? It is an aquatic bird.
Is it in the real world? No, but it is based on real life penguins.
Is it allowed to be hunted? No, and doing so results in 10 years in prison.
It it near, at, or surpassing human intelligence?No, it has the intelligence of an average penguin.
What does it's flesh taste like? It tastes like fishy beef.
How endangered is it? It is a vulnerable species due to industrialisation, but it has recently seen an increase in population due to conservation efforts.
Is it magical? No.
How was it created? By magic, technology, evolution, or by a god/goddess?
Is it allowed to be used as a pet? No as it is a protected species.
Where does it live? On the coast of Thumaniyya's many islands.
If one were to kill someone, what would people do to it? They would usually shoot it with a gun, and use its meat for consumption, and its feathers for making clothing.
What are expensive resources you can get from it? Penguin Guano

by **Thumaniyya** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 11:12 am

Name of language: Thumaniyyon
Language family: Language Isolate
Is this language natural or invented? Natural
Text direction (left-to-right or right-to-left)? It is usually written right-to-left in its native script, and in Arabic and Hebrew, but it sometimes written from left-to-right when it is written in the Latin Alphabet.

Writing and pronunciation

Which alphabet or writing system does this language use (or primary, if multiple)? It uses the native Thumaniyyon Script which is an Abjad based off of the South-Arabic Scripts.
[b]How many different letters or characters are there?
Can the sound of a word be predicted from its spelling? Yes, but not short vowels.
[b]Can the spelling of a word be predicted from its sound? Yes, but not short vowels.
[b]Does this language have word stress? Yes, and the stress is placed on the long vowel.
[b]Does stress follow a fixed pattern (first/last/xth syllable, etc), or is it different for each word? Yes.
[b]Does this language have tones? No, but tone can be used to convey the meaning of sentence like in English.
[b]How many different tones are there? None
[b]Does this language have sounds or sound combinations that are difficult for non-native (or even native) speakers? Yes, such as qχθmeq' (to dance).

[b]Grammar

Is the word order fixed or variable? The word order is free, but its default is VSO.
[b]Do words have a gender? Yes.
[b]Which of the following genders are used? All three.
[] Masculine
[] Feminine
[] Neuter
[b]Do verbs have different forms ("conjugations") depending on who does the action (for example: I am, you are, he is)? Yes
[b]Which of the following conjugations are used? All of them.
[] First-person singular (I)
[] Second-person singular (you)
[] Third-person singular (he/she/it)
[] First-person plural (we)
[] Second-person plural (you/y'all)
[] Third-person plural (they)
[b]Do nouns have different forms ("cases") depending on how they're used in a sentence?
Which of the following cases are used? 12 Cases
[] Nominative
[] Ergative
[] Genitive
[] Dative
[] Instrumental
[] Locative
[] Vocative
[] Ablative
[] Allative
[] Elative
[] Illative
[] Adessive
[b]Do words have a plural form? Yes.
[b]Do plurals follow a fixed pattern, or are they different for each word? Yes.
[b]Does this language have a T/V distinction (different pronouns for polite vs. familiar address)? No
[b]What are the polite and familiar pronouns? When should each be used? None

[b]Vocabulary

Does this language share a lot of words with other languages? It shares 20 percent of its vocabulary with Hebrew, 15 percent of its vocabulary with Persian, and 5 percent of its vocabulary with Arabic.
[b]Does this language have a lot of foreign loanwords? Yes.
[b]Can speakers of other languages understand this language with ease? No.
[b]Can speakers of this language understand other languages with ease? No.

[b]Availability of resources

[b]Are learning materials widely available for this language? Yes.
[b]Are teachers widely available for this language? Yes, but only in Thumaniyya.
[b]Are books and media widely available for this language? Yes.
[b]Is this language considered important for business? Yes.
[b]Is this language considered important for science and research? Yes.
[b]Is this language considered important for tourism? No.
[b]Does the government offer programs to teach this language? Yes.

by **Thumaniyya** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 11:18 am

Which of the 7 days is considered the first day of the week in YN?

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Or does YN use a different system of weeks?

by **Thumaniyya** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 11:28 am

Leader's Full Name: Tiaudaru Tł'emc'athiq
[b]Leader's Full Title: Prime Minister Tiaudaru Tł'emc'athiq
[b]Leader's Spouse: Hanna Dhäehäalmun Tł'emc'athiq
[b]Children: two
Adaam Tł’emc’athiq (son) aged 36
Maryaam Tłemc'athiq (daughter) aged 32
[b]Languages Spoken: Thumaniyyon, Hebrew, Farsi, Arabic, Russian, Hindi, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Yiddish, Greek, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian
[tab=25][b]Fluent: Thumaniyyon, Hebrew, Arabic, Farsi, Yiddish, Russian
[tab=25][b]Conversational: Hindi, Mandarin, Greek, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Korean
[tab=25][b]Enough to Get Point Across: Japanese, Spanish
[b]Hobbies: Studying Linguistics, History, Mathematics, and Science

by **Halibilen** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 2:54 pm

Thumaniyya wrote:Which of the 7 days is considered the first day of the week in YN?

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Or does YN use a different system of weeks?

by **Thumaniyya** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 3:44 pm

What calendar does your nation use? Gregorian Calendar for official dates. Hebrew and Islamic Calendars for religious holidays.
What date format(s) does your nation use? day/month/year
What is today's [IC] date for your nation? Whatever the current date is today
What clock(s) does your nation use? 24 hour clock only
Does your nation use a different clock format when speaking VS in writing? No

by **Thumaniyya** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 4:01 pm

Are video games illegal?No
What is the most popular videogame in YN?Minecraft
How do they like to play it? (which platform do they play it on (e.g mobile))on a PC usually
Do videogames have negative or positive effects? If yes, list them here.Video games have positive effects on people's motor control skills, and creativity.
What are the top 10 most played video games in your nation?
1. Minecraft: 120 million players
2. Šešim Waâarbäaa (An online chess game developed in Thumaniyya): 100 million players
3. City Skylines: 80 million players
4. Tetris: 60 million players
5. Pac-Man: 40 million players
6. Roblox: 20 million players
7. Barašet (A sandbox game developed in Thumaniyya): 10 million players
8. Team Fortress 2: 8 million players
9. Unturned: 5 million players
10. World of Tanks: 2 million players
What videogames are banned in your nation, and why? Any game owned by EA due to lootboxes being illegal, and microtransactions being limited.
How many people play videogames? Around 360 million people play video games on a daily basis.
What is the percentage of people in your nation addicted to videogames? Around 6 million people are addicted to video games. They are usually sent to a rehabilitation centre if their addiction interferes with their productivity, or mental health.

by **Thumaniyya** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 4:11 pm

Do your nation's citizens prefer to live in city centers, city suburbs, towns, or rural areas?: My nation’s citizens prefer living in city centres.
What is the percentage of YN's people that lives in city centers?: 70%
What is the percentage of YN's people that lives in city suburbs?: 10%
What is the percentage of YN's people that lives in towns?: 15%
What is the percentage of YN's people that lives in rural areas?: 5%
What mode of transportation does YN's people prefer to commute to work?: The metro
What are apartments/condominiums like in YN?: Apartments are usually have around 80 sq metres. They usually have one bathroom, two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and a hallway.
What are suburban houses and houses in towns like in YN?: Suburban houses are closely packed together, and are usually three to four stories tall. They are usually 100 sq metres on each floor, and with around 200 total sq metres of yard space.
What are houses in rural areas like in YN?: Houses in rural areas are usually made of traditional stone brick, and are ventilated to be warm in the winter, and cool in the summer. They usually have solar panels on top of their roof, or next to the main building. Wealthy people tend to move to the countryside, and buy a house where they expanded it into a mansion, and turn the farmland into a private garden.

by **Thumaniyya** » Mon Sep 28, 2020 4:41 pm

How can you become a citizen of YN? (tick all that apply)
[X] Jus soli
[X] Jus sanguinis
[X] Naturalisation
[] Other (describe):
How many people are citizens of YN? Over 90 percent of the population are citizens of Thumaniyya. Only 1 percent of non-citizens are illegal immigrants.
Can you renounce citizenship? Yes, and your citizenship can also be revoked if you have committed an act of treason.

by **Namabi** » Tue Sep 29, 2020 8:09 pm

by **Danternoust** » Thu Oct 01, 2020 6:12 pm

Vaccine Survey
Are vaccines mandatory in your nation? Yes
What diseases are children vaccinated against?

Road Statistics
Driving side: Left
Paved(%): 72%
Unpaved(%): 28%
Maximum speed: 105 Km/h freeways, 70 Km/h inner city streets
Average condition of roads: Poor
Amount of vehicles registered: 3.5 Million

by **Xeloncaresia** » Thu Oct 01, 2020 7:41 pm

What clock does YN use by default?
A. 12 hour clock
B. 24 hour clock
C. Both
D. Other (Please specify)

How does your nation tell time? Meaning, how do they denote a certain hour and a certain minute? Like 9:37 pm for example, if your nation even tells time in terms of seconds, minutes and hours.

When speaking English, they communicate time similar to how people in the US military tell time. 18:00 is “18 hundred hours”, which is equivalent to 6:00 pm.

by **Kodorea** » Sat Oct 03, 2020 9:51 am

National Animal
What's your nation's national animal? The Kodori Wolf (Ura Kodori)
Is it a mammal, a reptile, a bird, or what? It is a mammal
Is it in the real world? No, although many smaller forms exist
Is it allowed to be hunted? No. As is stated in section three, part one of the First Kodori Wildlife Protection Act, “THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT OF KODOREA hereby forbids any and all citizens from killing or consuming the Kodori Wolf in any way.”
It it near, at, or surpassing human intelligence? No.
What does it's flesh taste like? Refer to 3-1 of the First KWPA.
How endangered is it? Least concern
Is it magical? No, but, like most other animals, it does have a Makatu.
How was it created? By magic, technology, evolution, or by a god/goddess? Like all complex organisms, it exists by evolution.
Is it allowed to be used as a pet? No, but there are many domestic forms, which are very popular as pets.
Where does it live? In forested areas, near freshwater.
If one were to kill someone, what would people do to it? It could not be legally held accountable.
What are expensive resources you can get from it? Refer to section 3 of the First KWPA.

by **Byzantium Antiquity** » Sat Oct 03, 2020 4:31 pm

An elderly person being unable to afford medication: Most civilians would pay for their medication
A young teenager being unable to afford medication: Most would seek to secure the teenager a job
A homeless (or poor) person abused by a rich person or several rich people: Most would prevent this
A rich person abused by a homeless person or several homeless people: Likewise, Most would prevent this
A homosexual person abused by others because of their sexual preferences: Most wouldn't bat an eye
A heterosexual person abused by others because of their sexual preferences: Civilians would attempt to prevent this
A child bullied by other children in school grounds for a particular reason (e.g. wearing pink): Most would slap the kid across the skull, as is custom to punishment in Byzantium
A child bullied by others for no particular reason, or because it seemed fun to pick on the child: Similar to the last
An adult steals the wallet, smartphone, or any property of value (or contains something value) of another person: Most would attempt to secure the wallet.
An elderly steals the wallet, smartphone, or any property of value (or contains something value) of another person: Most would attempt to secure the wallet, without harming the elderly
A child steals the wallet, smartphone, or any property of value (or contains something value) of another person: Likewise as to bullying, a slap across the face
A pregnant woman denied abortion before the second trimester: Abortion is illegal in all cases
A pregnant woman denied abortion during or after the second trimester, or when the woman is very close to giving birth: Abortion Is Illegal in all cases
A foreign tourist/couple visits your country and acts rudely or does something that is considered rude in your country's culture(s): Most wouldn't mind, due to the laid back attitude of most civlians
A tourist/couple from your country visits another country and acts rudely or does something that is considered rude in that country's culture(s): We don't spy upon civilians, but if we did we wouldn't mind it.

by **Tsarus** » Mon Oct 05, 2020 7:10 am

XIX. Questions of Warfare.

Does the country have an armed force? What types? What size?:
Overwatch, ground forces. Then Skywatch which is air to ground support and Skynet which is air defense. And a navy.
How do the armed forces compare with others in the region or world?:
No other country even compares, they have to rely on coalition forces.
Who declares war?: The Primjederik-Minst Jozef Kaiser
Who has the power to declare conditions of peace?:
Ditto+Big MT
How are treaties negotiated?: With threats
What happens to prisoners taken in battle?: We'll send them back to mainland where they'll reside until the war is done.
What weapons are favoured by the various armed forces?: Skynet uses Non-Stealth Defenders the most, easiest to use. Skywatch uses the Strikers most, Overwatch uses all combat units equally, the Navy uses its aircraft carriers more.
What form of warfare does this society use?:
Suppress and Advance. Similar to the Germans of WW1, where they took land and fortified. That's essentially what the Tsarusian military does. A soldier will shoot the enemy, get their heads down, sprint to cover, and fortify and keep shooting, allowing his mates to move forward. Similarly, Overwatch is very efficient in setting up bases set with defensive weaponry.
How do battles in the airs or waters or underworlds differ from surface warfare?: It almost always revolves around air units. Strikers, ASGSs, and cruise missiles are the most valuable weapons we have in naval warfare.
In the air, it is the same as IRL.
Who are the Elite warriors? What distinguishes them?: The ESU, the Super Soldier. Highly trained, highly experienced, wearing armor that only anti tank weapons can take down. Sometimes they are raised in bootcamps, where they're scary good soldiers.
The TSSO is the special forces of Overwatch. Taken from the best of the ESU group, trained to be fast and simultaneously quiet, they're kind of like ninjas.
Then the UPAT, the best of the TSSO. Usually less than 100 of these (out of the 10 million soldiers already in the military). These are the best soldiers in the world. They do not fck around!
How does someone get command of troops?: They earn it. They demonstrate leader-like qualities and are very experienced.
Where do the loyalties of military units lie?: To Strazhnism, to the Ederik, to Tsarus!
Are there professional soldiers? Do they make up the bulk of the military?: A good amount, yes. Anyone above SIU level (AOU, ESU, CT, TSSO or UPAT) is a professional soldier. Normal SIUs spend no more than 5 years in the military. Anyone above that seems to take the military seriously, therefore they are taken seriously by the military.
What is campaign or camp life like?: It all depends. They are never kept comfortable until they have been in a fire fight, where the professional groups are sent to a rehab "safetown" for a little while and return. Usually, they sleep in a large, insulated "tent". In the safetowns, they may live in small furnished houses.
What ethical or moral codes do warriors adhere to?: The ethics of Strazhnism. They don't particularly shy away from violence no matter who it is, but their goal is to keep the native populace safe and comfortable. How this is done depends on the behavior of the populace.
How are battle injuries treated?: Combat Medics or extraction.
How long do wars typically last?: No more than 10 years.
Has this society ever attacked another? What was the nature of that war? What would make this society go to war?:
Yes. Participated in the Eastern Front during WW2 against the soviets, Vietnam, a conflict in the North Caucus, the Second Civil War of the US, and against the Chinese.
What would make Tsarus go to war? The slightest mistake in speech.
Has there ever been a civil war or a revolution?: Yes, the 1920's Strazhnist Revolution which lasted 8 years.
What do soldiers do when there's no war?: There is always a war around somewhere.
Are there any current tensions / wars / embargoes etc with any other nations?: War with China and the ongoing US Civil War.
Who are the country’s enemies? Whos winning the war?:
China, and of course Tsarus.
What defences are available to cities?: Every citizen has guns of all kinds, including anti-tank weapons. No invading force is going to stay. Not to mention geographic protection such as mountains and rivers.
There are SAM turrets damn near everywhere as well.

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by **Great Nortend** » Sun Oct 11, 2020 6:42 pm

Playing cards in Great Nortend are a mix between the French, German and Italian suits. They uniformly have 13 cards per suit — Ace, Deuce, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Page, Cavalier, King — in four suits — Pikes, Martens, Diamonds, Hearts. The Cavalier is usually depicted in armour, holding the suit symbol upwards, hence its alternative name, the Overman. The Page holds the suit symbol downwards, and is also known as the Underman. There is no Joker. Many packs also include a Queen and a Maiden, which are used to play certain traditional games.

Playing cards are taxed significantly, depending on their value.

by **Krakslevia** » Mon Oct 12, 2020 3:37 pm

Name of language:Krakslevian
Language family:East-Slavic
Is this language natural or invented?Natural
Text direction (left-to-right or right-to-left)?Left to Right

Writing and pronunciation

Which alphabet or writing system does this language use (or primary, if multiple)?Cyrillic
How many different letters or characters are there?
Can the sound of a word be predicted from its spelling?Yes
Can the spelling of a word be predicted from its sound?Yes
Does this language have word stress?Yes
Does stress follow a fixed pattern (first/last/xth syllable, etc), or is it different for each word?Stress is unpredictable
Does this language have tones?No
How many different tones are there?Zero
Does this language have sounds or sound combinations that are difficult for non-native (or even native) speakers?Yes

Grammar

Is the word order fixed or variable?Variable but default word order is SVO
Do words have a gender?Yes
Which of the following genders are used?
[X] Masculine
[X] Feminine
[X] Neutral
Do verbs have different forms ("conjugations") depending on who does the action (for example: I am, you are, he is)?Yes
Which of the following conjugations are used?
[X] First-person singular (I)
[X] Second-person singular (you)
[X] Third-person singular (he/she/it)
[X] First-person plural (we)
[X] Second-person plural (you/y'all)
[X] Third-person plural (they)
Do nouns have different forms ("cases") depending on how they're used in a sentence?
Which of the following cases are used?
[X] Nominative
[X] Genitive
[X] Dative
[X] Accusative
[X] Instrumental
[X] Locative
[X] Vocative
Do words have a plural form?Yes
Do plurals follow a fixed pattern, or are they different for each word?No
Does this language have a T/V distinction (different pronouns for polite vs. familiar address)?No
What are the polite and familiar pronouns? When should each be used?None

Vocabulary

Does this language share a lot of words with other languages?Yes
Does this language have a lot of foreign loanwords?No
Can speakers of other languages understand this language with ease?Yes especially with Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian
Can speakers of this language understand other languages with ease?Yes especially with Russian, Ukrainian, and Belarusian

Availability of resources

Are learning materials widely available for this language?No
Are teachers widely available for this language?No
Are books and media widely available for this language?No
Is this language considered important for business?Yes
Is this language considered important for science and research?Yes
Is this language considered important for tourism?No
Does the government offer programs to teach this language?Yes

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