Sebric language

Sebric
Sebric
Modern Sebric
Sebriaç - Sebrie språjk
Pronunciation	[seːbʁiaʃ]
Native to	New Sebronia
Region	North-Thuadian Germanic Belt
Ethnicity	Sebrics
Native speakers	[L1]: 107,790,000 (2020); L2: 14,043,000; FL: 12,300,000
Language family	Thuado-Thrismaran Germanic North-Thuadian Germanic Batro-Laakyan Sebric; ; ; ;
Early form	Traditional Sebric
Standard forms	Standard Sebric
Dialects	Batrec dialects Northbatro-Sebric; Lanterian; Lyreese; Tretversian; Sarbian; Vermian; Eastbatro-Sebric; Especian; Sverban; ; Batro-Germanic dialects Mitlanderan; Osberan; Espian (Kisto-Batro-Sebric); Valanian; Meravese; Gernan (Kisto-Germano-Sebric); Kærese; Ardrenan (Qazhshavo-Sebric); ;
Writing system	Expanded Latin script (Sebric alphabet)
Signed forms	Signed Sebric
Official status
Official language in	New Sebronia ; Sekidean Union
Recognised minority; language in	Qazhshava ; Tiskaiya
Regulated by	Sebri Kommitē fer Riigadçrebjingœn (Sebric Commitee for Orthography)
Language codes
ISO 639-3	–
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↑ "Standart Sebric" vocabulary and pronounciation is not to be considered a commonly spoken form of Sebric, as its dialects varies greatly from region to region without actually ever matching the standardized language perfectly

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