Rypalohnd language

Rypalohnd
Rypalönd
Rypalönd täl
Pronunciation	[rɪpa.loːnd taːl]
Native speakers	3 million (2023) (4 million total speakers)
Language family	TBA
Standard forms	Grot Ehjlohnd West Ehjlohnd
Dialects	Grot Ehjlohnd West Ehjlohnd Midle Ehjlohnd Nohrt-Suhd Ehjlohnd Ohst Ehjlohnd
Writing system	Latin (Rypalohnd alphabet)
Official status
Official language in	Rypalohnd
Recognised minority language in	Sauthar
Language codes
ISO 639-3	–

Rypalohnd language or Rypalönd täl (pronounced [rɪpa.loːnd taːl]) is a Germanic language in Njorish sea, spoken primarly by Rypalohndy in Rypalohnd.

Writing system

Main article: Rypalohnd alphabet

Rypalohnd alphabet uses Latin script, including letters with diacritics (ć, ś, ź – acute, and ä, ë, ï, ö, ü - two overdots). The order of the letters wasn't officialy set until 20th century.

А а	Ä ä	P p	B b	C c	Ć ć	T t	D d
E e	Ë ë	K k	G g	H h	I i	Ï ï	Y y
J j	L l	M m	N n	O o	Ö ö	R r	S s
Ś ś	Z z	Ź ź	U u	Ü ü	F f	V v	W w
		X x	Þ þ	Ð ð

F, V, X, Þ and Ð are used only for words of foreign origin.
Letter h is sometimes used instead of diacritics (ah ä, eh ë, sh ś, ch ć, etc.) or þ (th) and ð (dh).