Prillovania

Prillovania, officially the Republic of Prillovania (Prillovanian; Repübbliko av Prillovanija) is a country in Southern Limmo-Neapolia. The country is bordered by Vladiland to the north, the Hot Dog Empire to the east, Cupresica to the west, and Yashailia to the south. It has maritime borders with Roovia, Woglavia, and some rural countries.

Etymology
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The Prillovanian House (Prillovanikuća)
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New Year's Eve 2010
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Involved with the Southern War
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The establishment of the Osku-Prillovanian Confederation
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The Memelandian crisis and the Pethasian War
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Constitutional crisis
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Conflict with the Toshioca Pact, the End of Democratic Party's Regime, First & Second Yenaulian Wars and the relations with Jochaena
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Recent history (2049-present)
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Politics
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Regions (reǧionoj)
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Law
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Foreign relations
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Military
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Economy
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Demographics
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Culture
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Prillovanian food
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Drink
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Sleep
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Stay safe
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Stay healthy
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Respect
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Talk
See also: Prillovanian phrasebook

The official language of Prillovania is Prillovanian (Prillovani). It is understood by all and spoken by almost all Prillovanians. However, each region has its own dialects, which can challenge even native speakers. This is usually noticeable only in most central Prillovanian regions, the Piestrian Region, and most Prillovanian space colonies.

Other languages are spoken in Prillovania as well. The Vladilandian language is spoken across the Northern Prillovanian, and Cupresican is mostly spoken in the northwest. Mabriu, Seanish and Nopruian (three of them are ancestor languages to Prillovanian) are currently spoken in rural areas of central Prillovania.

Yashailian is also mostly spoken in the Pethasian Region by most Yashailian communities, with currently 58.5% of its population speaking that language.

Immigration means other foreign languages are becoming more common, such as Jochaenan, Stezean, Lusnatian, and Ottenian, Roovian, Eternian and Pleanian. Many children of immigrants though do not speak the language of their parents or grandparents.