Southern Avilrosian Language

Southern Avilrosian is a language of the Indo-European language family, spoken in the micronation of the Sovereign Historiographer Administration of Salachia and Voiqila. The word Avilrosian is a combination of one of the founders of the former Misberian language, Hville and the royal house of Salachia and Voiqila, Andros. The language can be found in the Northern New England region of the United States.

History
The language was first created under the direction of the government of the Parliamentary Republic of Misberia in December of 2018. Hville and Vexil first created the language with Hville laying the groundwork for the sentence and general structure of the language. Vexil laid the groundwork for the creation of the pronunciation and spelling of the language. The language fell into obscurity by mid 2019 with the language being forgotten until 2022 when Vexil announced the revitalization of the language with the renaming from Misberian to Southern Avilrosian, as well as adding parts of the New Somerese Dialect to the language.

Alphabet and Numbers
The alphabet boasts 30 letters with former English and Germanic letters in addition to the traditional English alphabet. For numbering, when looking to get double and triple digits combine the numbers and for digits over 999 use me for 3 zeros

Singular
Just add ka to the end of the sentence or word if its a statement an example of this is “room” it would be Roomka

Plurals
Just add Es  to the end of the sentence or word if its a statement an example of this is “Dogs” it would be Doges. There is an exception to this rule if there is already a “E” at the end of the word, in that case, just add “S” to the end. If “the” is used before these words, it will use the plural “the,” Des. For example, Des Bahames “The Bahamas.”

Grouping
Just add Air to the end of the sentence or word if its a statement an example of this is they or their ect “They” would become Teayair

Ownership
Just add Pi to the end of the sentence or word if its a statement an example of this is “mine” Emehenpi

Gender
Words that end with vowels and have to do with women will use the feminine gender, “Die” for The. Words that end with consonants use the masculine gender, “Der” for The.