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The '''Jersha''' are an ethnic group native to [[Jershaland]]. The language spoken by a vast majority of Jersha is {{wp|English}}, although the native Jersha language is spoken by a small minority. The Jersha language is considered by some linguists to be a language isolate, although others consider it an independent branch of the Indo-European languages. It is spoken by fewer than 500,000, being replaced in everyday life by English and usually only spoken in rural areas. | The '''Jersha''' are an ethnic group native to [[Jershaland]]. The total population of Jersha is estimated to be around 6 million. The language spoken by a vast majority of Jersha is {{wp|English}}, although the native Jersha language is spoken by a small minority. The Jersha language is considered by some linguists to be a language isolate, although others consider it an independent branch of the Indo-European languages. It is spoken by fewer than 500,000, being replaced in everyday life by English and usually only spoken in rural areas. | ||
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The Jersha are an ethnic group native to Jershaland. The total population of Jersha is estimated to be around 6 million. The language spoken by a vast majority of Jersha is English, although the native Jersha language is spoken by a small minority. The Jersha language is considered by some linguists to be a language isolate, although others consider it an independent branch of the Indo-European languages. It is spoken by fewer than 500,000, being replaced in everyday life by English and usually only spoken in rural areas.