Today is Séile Tíreg go g-Celínaraðoê in Circassio - the National day of language appreciation. Circassio is one of the most linguistically diverse nations on Lorech. As well as three languages spoken nationwide - Circassír (Circasso-Celinese), Eldrin (Circasso-Olldairs) and Seilomic, a trade language - there are hundreds of regional languages, belonging to several different language groups and some isolates.
In this picture, you just see the main language spoken in one comparatively small part of the large archipelago nation (the area between the Taros go Gelest and the Feinwyr go Draleth - notice the spelling, old fashioned Circassír Celinese mutates without using the hyphens), so you can imagine what a map showing all of Circassio and all of its languages would be like. If an area is coloured, e.g. red for Xyloric-Zembrien, this just means that it is the biggest language spoken at home - but some regions have dozens of common languages and the difference between their number of speakers in a region is a matter of a few percent. I'm not an amazing illustrator, but hopefully this brings a bit of the region's linguistic diversity to life
Native language groups you can see here:
Dremlian languages: Jomil/Jemil, Drechim, Hoš, Alborach,
Othomic languages: Wo̊nin, Låyok, Oŧom, Hothom
Min-Shem languages: Gai-Gwot, North Minyo, South Minyo, Saigwi
Xyloric-Zembrien languages: Zem, Bolo, Llaivi, Oyyomil, Zambolo
Lemsibi languages: Libi, Neibów, Sėncek
Toluvien languages: Land Vien, Sea Vien, White Tolu, Red Tolu
Eiyovo language: Eastern Eiyovo, Western Eiyovo
Seilomic languages: Seilomic (in purple)
