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Gablish is a Zentradi-based creole language that developed after the [[Zentradi War]] with a mix of secondary features taken from Latin, Sino-Tibetan, and Japonic languages. While nowhere near a sufficient number of speakers to serve as any kind of international lingua franca, it has a fair number of speakers wherever significant numbers of Zentradi congregate, including [[Mars and the Asteroid Belt]], [[Macross Colonial Fleets]], and [[Copernicus City]]. | Gablish is a Zentradi-based creole language that developed after the [[Zentradi War]] with a mix of secondary features taken from Latin, Sino-Tibetan, and Japonic languages. While nowhere near a sufficient number of speakers to serve as any kind of international lingua franca, it has a fair number of speakers wherever significant numbers of Zentradi congregate, including [[Mars and the Asteroid Belt]], [[Macross Colonial Fleets]], and [[Copernicus City]]. | ||
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| + | While [[Sharon Apple]]'s number one hit, Information High, was in English, she released several tracks in Gablish. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:07, 15 December 2024
Gablish is a Zentradi-based creole language that developed after the Zentradi War with a mix of secondary features taken from Latin, Sino-Tibetan, and Japonic languages. While nowhere near a sufficient number of speakers to serve as any kind of international lingua franca, it has a fair number of speakers wherever significant numbers of Zentradi congregate, including Mars and the Asteroid Belt, Macross Colonial Fleets, and Copernicus City.
While Sharon Apple's number one hit, Information High, was in English, she released several tracks in Gablish.