Cienugueza language
Cienugueza (Lembay cienugueza, IPA: [lem'baʃ t͡ʃenu'gesa]) is an Indo-European language spoken in Qenuga that evolved from the Spanish language. It is an official language of Qenuga since the 24th century, and as of modern-day, is co-official with the Tagdamun language. It is the second most-spoken native language in Qenuga behind Tagdamun, however can be understood by virtually all Chungganese people.
| Cienugueza | |
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| Lembay cienugueza | |
| Pronunciation | [lem'baʃ t͡ʃenu'gesa] |
| Native to | Qenuga |
Native speakers | 122,000,000 (3105) |
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Indo-European
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Standard forms |
Standard Cienugueza
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| Latin | |
| Language codes | |
| ISO 639-1 |
cn |
| ISO 639-2 |
cnz |
| ISO 639-3 |
cnz |
 Areas where Cienugueza is the majority language
Areas where Cienugueza is a minority language | |
Cienugueza vocabulary is notably distinct from Spanish due to its relative isolation from other Spanish-speaking countries, as well as conservative linguistic purism policies implemented by the Cienugueza Linguistic Scholars' Association (Alsozcí pas Erditos lembayicos cienuguezas). Cienugueza is a secondary language for most functions in Qenuga society, however lends some part of its vocabulary to Tagdamun despite the two languages' conservative tendencies.
Cienugueza is a fusional language, with many of its grammatical features inherited from and innovated upon Spanish.