Drakaeshlange

Drakaeshlange, formerly known as Drakaen Standard is a creole language most commonly spoken in the Regnum Drakaes. It was originally developed by Drakaen refugees as a creole language composed of many different languages from the land of Rathnir. The latest version of the language was indirectly created by Sirr Juhannes after teaching Drakaen refugees how to speak different languages from the world he once visited decades ago. Juan predicted that they wouldn't be able to remember the languages he taught them and it turned out to be the case so he combined all the languages he taught them and created another creole language with it. It eventually evolved into the modern version that Drakaen citizens use today. Many names of places in the Regnum Drakaes were named from the ancient Drakaen Standard before Sirr Juhannes  introduced languages from Earth.

It was based upon the first languages Juan introduced to the refugees: Traveler's Tongue or English, Germanic languages and Malay.

Drakaeshlange works similar to Traveler's Tongue when it comes to syntax but the phonetics are closer to Germanic languages, causing difficulty among non-native speakers. Most words in Drakaen vocabulary are simply Germanized versions of certain English words, some words are closer to German, some are Germanized English words with Nordic characters and some, mostly animal names are Germanized Malay words.

Etymology
The word Drakaeshlange (literally meaning: "Drakaen Language") is a portmanteau formed with the words "Drakaes", the name of the nation and "Schlange", the Drakaen word for Language. It was originally known as the "Drakaen Standard" but it has been changed after 200 years of evolution.

Example Words:
teua : tea

gilden : guild

drage : dragon

halo : hello

welten : world

jembü : cow

færväl : goodbye, farewell

krage : war

veumanne : woman

manne : man

katte : cat

wehr : defense, protection, resistance

gilt : gold

reube : robe

stadten : city, town, village

schkärpes : sharp

schlange : language

nammes : name

beiter : worker, employee

hause : house

wasser : water

feuar : fire

magiz : magic, sorcery, wizardry

erðe : earth

nacht : night

tage : day

wabin : pig

gilder : money, or coin

züger : sugar

skreiben : author

danke üy : thank you

strinne : string, thread, bridge, or some other kind of link

chuba : horse

mörneg : morning

lande : land

jächenposse, jänposse = jackpot, fortune, prize

kragesmanne : soldier

weizen : wheat

reiges : king

reikina : queen

ichan : fish

schilde : child

ajäm : chicken

kareude : carrot

tätten : potato

vlörann : flora, flowers, plants

vaunumm : fauna, animals, wildlife

achtunne : danger, beware

Example Phrases/Sentences:
Welkommen du zie Väterlandes! : Welcome to the Fatherland!

Du üy schlangesne zie Traulestonne? : Do you speak the Traveler's Tongue/English?

Veire ist zie stadten? : Where is the city/town/village?

Veunet arne üy? : Who are you?

Hauf arne üy? : How are you?

Ach fellen güt : I feel good

Üyr welkommen! : You are welcome!

Hess über du zie Noße : Head over to the North

Präpahre förren schlachten! : Prepare for battle!