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'''Languages'''

'''Languages'''

Baydorian is the first language of almost all people born in Baydor. Out side of Baydor Baydorian is the main language in West Baydor. Outside of Baydor their is a Baydorian diaspora mostly in Aprezye and even more so in Dolfikland with about 3 million people speaking Baydorian as a first language living out side of Baydor. The Anglish is taught as a second language in all secondary schools in Baydor with Anglish fluency being the highest in the world (for country who speak it as a second language) around 90% of the population can fluently speak Anglish as a second language and as a result the Dolfik communities have felt free to speak their first language how ever this started to stop in the 70's ND 80's due to anti-dolfik terrorist.

Baydorian is the first language of almost all people born in Baydor. Out side of Baydor Baydorian is the main language in West Baydor. Outside of Baydor their is a Baydorian diaspora mostly in Aprezye and even more so in Dolfikland with about 3 million people speaking Baydorian as a first language living out side of Baydor. The Anglish is taught as a second language in all secondary schools in Baydor with Anglish fluency being the highest in the world (for country who speak it as a second language) around 90% of the population can fluently speak Anglish as a second language and as a result the Dolfik communities have felt free to speak their first language how ever this started to stop in the 70's ND 80's due to anti-dolfik terrorist.

Baydorian is part of the Mlorbic language family however it is only distantly related to other Mlorbic languages and is better described as a lorbic language. Baydorian is distinctive from Anglish and Anderian.

Baydorian is part of the Mlorbic language family however it is only distantly related to other Mlorbic languages and is better described as a lorbic language. Baydorian is distinctive from Anglish and Anderian. The proto lorbic was one of the first written languages in kerbin with the first record written arounds being around 2000bc, despite lasting a long time the lorbic language in Andolia would began to change over the centuries from its Mlorbic origins due to being disconnected from the other continent as well as influence from the Dolfik language family. By 800Bc thanks to Dolfik migrations, the proto lorbic language died out and was replaced with the old-lorbic language. in the 400Ad the fist record's of modern day lorbic otherwise called Old-Baydorian. By the 13th century the Baydorian language had been formed. 

'''Religion'''

'''Religion'''