Sekowan language

Sekowan
	生古塢口 Shiikuuwoguchi
Region	Dovani
Ethnicity	Sekowan people
Language family	Gao-Indralan; Central Gao-Indralan Kunikata; ;
Writing system	Gao characters and syllabaries, Selucian script
Official status
Official language in	Sekowo
Language codes
ISO 639-3	Sek

The Sekowan language^[1]^[2]^[3] (生古塢口/シークーヲグチ Shiikuuwoguchi) is a Gao-Indralan language spoken in Sekowo by the Sekowan people. Closely related to Kunikata, Sekowan is often considered a dialect of that language, the Sekowan Dialect (生古塢方言 Seikowo hōgen). While it is the most widely spoken language in Sekowo, it is not the official language of the nation, that position being instead held by Standard Kunikata. Consequently, Sekowan is undergoing language shift towards Kunikata, becoming assimilated into the standard language. Nevertheless, Sekowan is widely used as the language of informal and family contact in Sekowo. After the Indralan-Sekowan War and the creation of Sacred Sekowo, the Sekowan language gained some official recognition, being used in parallel with Kunikata in some governmental documents.

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Sekowan is the same as the Ryukyuan languages, primarily the Okinawan language.

References[]

↑ http://www.jlect.com/search.php?r=&h=&k=&l=okinawa Okinawan-Japanese dictionary
↑ http://books.google.hu/books/about/Okinawan_English_Wordbook.html?id=8guTfpBKm5kC&redir_esc=y Okinawan-English Wordbook
↑ http://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wp/ryu/%E3%83%A1%E3%82%A4%E3%83%B3%E3%83%9A%E3%83%BC%E3%82%B8 Okinawan language test of Wikipedia

	Sekowo articles
History	Empire of Gao-Soto, Kingdom of Sekowo, Union of Sekowo, Aretic Archonate of Sekowo, Second Sekowan Civil War, Deydono Doctrine, First Commonwealth of Sekowo, First Sekowan Empire, Second Commonwealth of Sekowo, Third Sekowan Civil War, Fourth Sekowan Civil War, Second Sekowan Empire, Great Sekowian War (Operation Steel Impetus, Operation Black Bear), Southern Hemisphere War, Indralan-Sekowan War
Geography	Dovani, Barrier Range, Great Northern Dovani Plain
Demographics	Ethnicities: Sekowans, Kunihito, Gao-Showa, Sécowonnais, Orinco, Kli'kut, Kuragao Religions: Mazdâyanâ and Zenshō Daenism, Kamism, Jienism, Guidao, Native Beliefs, Aurorian Patriarchal Church, Orinco Polytheism Languages: Sekowan, Kunikata, Canrillaise, Orinco, Tsekwon
Government & Politics	Government of Sekowo, Politics of Sekowo, Political Parties, Ishida Dynasty, Zenshō Socialism, Pan-Dovanism
Han	Hokuzan, Tōzan, Nanzan, Kankawara, Sanko
States & Protectorates	Argos, Cho'kun, Kurageri, Lyore, Medina, Midway, Rapa Pile, Shiratoku, Teoitan, Tropica
Armed Forces	Imperial Sekouo Air Force, Imperial Sekouo Ground Forces, Imperial Sekouo Navy
People	Arya Patil, Ayako Ishida, Chandi Prateesh, Fritz Melchior Schulz, Hinata Ishida, Jim Kelton, Kurt Heinz Baumgartner, Kyumi Ishida, Lucumon Deydono, Motoko Kayabuki, Orihime Arisawa, Otaru Komei, Peter Kurt Baumgartner, Rodai Telos, Sakura Ishida, Samael Izunomi, Sayoko Stadtfeld, Shizune Abarai, Taisho Komei, Takeshi Komei, Oma Ishida, Suzuka Ishida, Makoto Ishida, Sai Ishida, Yuko Ishida, Himawari Ishida

	Gao-Showans
Peoples	Central: Kunihito • Sekowans • Kyo \| Northern: Utari • Welang \| Southern: Indralans • Đinh • Phra • Suman \| Western: Tukarese • Mu-Tze • Bianjie
Languages	Gao-Indralan: Kunikata • Sekowan • Indralan • Đinh • Phra • Suman• Utari \| Jelbo-Tukaric: Panmuan • Bianjie \| Other: Kyo
Regions	Dovani • Seleya • Gao-Soto • Sekowo • Dankuk • Indrala • Tukarali • Jinlian • Dalibor • Great North Dovani Plain • Kalistan • Bianjie • Hanzen
History	Empire of Gao-Soto • Kingdom of Sekowo • History of Sekowo • History of Indrala • History of Dranland • History of Tukarali • Great Sekowian War • Southern Hemisphere War
Religion	Gao-Showan Religions • Daenism • Mazdâyanâ • Zenshō • Kamism • Guidao • Jienism • Kanzo

[1] ttp://www.jlect.com/search.php?r=&h=&k=&l=okinawa Okinawan-Japanese dictionary

[2] ttp://books.google.hu/books/about/Okinawan_English_Wordbook.html?id=8guTfpBKm5kC&redir_esc=y Okinawan-English Wordbook

[3] ttp://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wp/ryu/%E3%83%A1%E3%82%A4%E3%83%B3%E3%83%9A%E3%83%BC%E3%82%B8 Okinawan language test of Wikipedia

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