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'''Fortressian language''', in the broadest sense, refers to all languages spoken within the Principality, with a more narrow definition being all those given some level of official sanction by the government. Currently, the Pillow Fortress has only one official language, that being a slightly modified form of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_English American English]. This "'''Fortressian English'''" differs in that it recognizes a twenty-eight letter alphabet, with the addition of | '''Fortressian language''', in the broadest sense, refers to all languages spoken within the Principality, with a more narrow definition being all those given some level of official sanction by the government. Currently, the Pillow Fortress has only one official language, that being a slightly modified form of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_English American English]. This "'''Fortressian English'''" differs in that it recognizes a twenty-eight letter alphabet, with the addition of ' and - as letters (in most cases both phonemically representing the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glottal_stop glottal stop], and alphabetically located after Z). There were, in the distant past, plans for the creation and adoption of a constructed language for official use co-equal with that of Fortressian English, and to incorporate [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toki_Pona toki pona] in some manner, though not as an official language, likely as an element of the K-12 curriculum. These efforts are moribund. It is now official state policy to slowly transition the Principality from a primarily English speaking country to a primarily Japanese speaking country by the year 50. | ||
Fortressian English is also the official language of the [[Republic of the Serene Gate]]. | Fortressian English is also the official language of the [[Republic of the Serene Gate]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:13, 21 May 2026
Fortressian language, in the broadest sense, refers to all languages spoken within the Principality, with a more narrow definition being all those given some level of official sanction by the government. Currently, the Pillow Fortress has only one official language, that being a slightly modified form of American English. This "Fortressian English" differs in that it recognizes a twenty-eight letter alphabet, with the addition of ' and - as letters (in most cases both phonemically representing the glottal stop, and alphabetically located after Z). There were, in the distant past, plans for the creation and adoption of a constructed language for official use co-equal with that of Fortressian English, and to incorporate toki pona in some manner, though not as an official language, likely as an element of the K-12 curriculum. These efforts are moribund. It is now official state policy to slowly transition the Principality from a primarily English speaking country to a primarily Japanese speaking country by the year 50.
Fortressian English is also the official language of the Republic of the Serene Gate.