'Imperial Culture' (non-canonista)

jason taylor · 12-15-2015, 07:57 AM

Wurlana:

The language of the Wurlana (nomadic Luriani) unique to their ethnicity and different even from that of other Lurriani. Like many trade-nomads they were at one time traditionally multilingual due to the common desire to have one language for business and another undecypherable by outsiders. This need has long fallen by the wayside with the ability to text in modern computers making any further form of encryption superfluous. Nontheless Wurlana as well as Ganglic and other languages is taught to Wurlana children for the sake of tradition.

12-15-2015, 07:57 AM	#11
jason taylor Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Portland, Oregon	Re: 'Imperial Culture' (non-canonista) Wurlana: The language of the Wurlana (nomadic Luriani) unique to their ethnicity and different even from that of other Lurriani. Like many trade-nomads they were at one time traditionally multilingual due to the common desire to have one language for business and another undecypherable by outsiders. This need has long fallen by the wayside with the ability to text in modern computers making any further form of encryption superfluous. Nontheless Wurlana as well as Ganglic and other languages is taught to Wurlana children for the sake of tradition. __________________ "The navy could probably win a war without coffee but would prefer not to try"-Samuel Eliot Morrison Last edited by jason taylor; 08-06-2020 at 10:57 PM.