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… language, spoken across all of Deshret. Essentially all citizens would have opportunities to learn how to speak and read/write Shinar during Sepulchre-provided primary education. Note that Shinar as it's written doesn't use the Roman/Latin script - it's based on glyphs and symbols.
The other three languages are a lot more specific to places/cultures:
**Babble** is a pidgin used among the slummers of Suburba.
**Harran** is a …
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There are four languages in relatively mainstream use across Deshret. All four are essentially combinations of modern languages in different permutations; the actual languages of the old world would survive only in bits and pieces.
- **Shinar** is the common language, spoken across all of Deshret. Essentially all citizens would have opportunities to learn how to speak and read/write Shinar during Sepulchre-provided primary education.
+ **Shinar** is the common language, spoken across all of Deshret. Essentially all citizens would have opportunities to learn how to speak and read/write Shinar during Sepulchre-provided primary education. Note that Shinar as it's written doesn't use the Roman/Latin script - it's based on glyphs and symbols.
The other three languages are a lot more specific to places/cultures:
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