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Here's a super fun planning post for the event the Cheshire Cat just announced. If you haven't friended him yet...
Why not? 8(
Anyway, this is where you post to plan for the event. If you want your character to speak a new language instead of their native language, go for it! Same goes for if you don't know what language your character speaks or it's some made up fantasy language.
As always, there's a Q&A thread for any questions.
Why not? 8(
Anyway, this is where you post to plan for the event. If you want your character to speak a new language instead of their native language, go for it! Same goes for if you don't know what language your character speaks or it's some made up fantasy language.
As always, there's a Q&A thread for any questions.

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OKAY, after thinking about it more, I have decided that she will be stuck speaking Spanish the whole time. :D
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Hubb: English, French, German, Arabic, Lingua Franca, a handful of North Africa tribal languages, and some Russian.
Ivanova: Russian, English, Minbarri
Jean: A made up fantasy languages. I want to pick a new language for her. Plotwise, is there anyone out there who feels like having a badass and yet terribly naive young woman dependent on them for communication? I haven't traumatized this muse yet.
Ryuho: Japanese.
Kura: While he only speaks his own language, Kura has a translator chip which will allow him to understand any human language he hears.
Verbally, his language will be understandable to those who speak latin.
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hahhahahahahaahha XDDDD
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/WORD VOMIT :DD [Now with decisive edit!]
English. I'm sticking to the only language she's shown to speak in canon. It seems likely that she knows more than that (e.g. some Japanese from her missionary work, quite possibly Latin), but during the event I'll reduce those to the vaguely annoying feeling that she should understand more than she does.
Bhamba
Persian. His MadSciencelovanian (TM) accent makes me think he didn't grow up speaking English (exclusively), so I'll have him revert to his native language (which I sneakily pulled from my headcanon).
Elle
n/a. I forgot that she's probably already masked and out of commission.
Philip
SUDDENLY SWEDISH FOR NOOOOO REASON WHATSOEVER.French. Speaks English in canon. May or may not know some amount of something else (well, that wasn't vague at all). Will be blatantly supplied with a piece of pure headcanon for the purpose of this event. Clarence retains whatever l33t alien language skills he has, but will be of no use whatsoever either way.
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Yukino: I HAVEN'T MADE UP MY MIND. Canonly, she speaks Japanese, and probably as much English as a model student would know. There's also the distinct possibility that she might know some Chinese, but that's less certain? Anyway, I have no idea what she'll be speaking during the event yet. orz. I'll figure something out eventually.
Kurt: He canonly knows quite a bit of French, so he'll be stuck exclusively with that during the event, because I'm mean. Besides, after being stuck as half a fish, having a chance to show off his near fluency will be good for his ego. (14 1/2 minute Celine Dion solo! In French!)
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Ryohei: JAPANESE TO THE EXTREME. Which is basically a language all on its own.
Rei: She's Japanese, but canonly can at least read German. It's probably fair to say she understands a few other languages, probably European, as well, but I don't want to go too much with headcanon here. She's going to be stuck with spoken Latin (as opposed to church Latin) and German. No Japanese.
Kayako: I'm not even going to go there.
Nagi: Nagi will be stuck with something other than his native language. I haven't decided what yet, though.
Yuu: Japanese.
Karkat: He's going to be stuck with Alternian
and I'm ignoring the fact that he can apparently understand and write in English just fine in the comic.no subject
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nobody is el safe.
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And Alex will speak... I'll decide when I don't have an essay to write. :|
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why have you forsaken me
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Since he was in Europe for several years, he's bound to have picked up parts of the languages spoken there. He'll speak fluent or broken languages found in Northern, Western and Southern Europe. I exclude Eastern Europe because it's supervised by another Europe-in-charge. There's a chance he knows bits of Latin and Hebrew because of his priest motif, but I'm limiting it to very, very basic root words or cutting them altogether. What is this lingo mess, I don't even. If anyone wants to check in with a character who speaks an European language, just hit me up here.
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Japan- Obviously he should speak that apparently universal Hetalian that all countries use to communicate. I'M NOT IMAGINING THAT RIGHT? I swear it was somewhere in the comics.
Nai - lol His odd Kanji using yet German sounding language.
Nozomu - This guy can only speak Japanese. He absolutely refuses to know anything about other countries.
Conan -
His fail Osaka dialectHe can speak English and Japanese fluently. And well..IT FEELS LIKE HE CAN SPEAK MOST OF THE MAJOR LANGUAGES except Portuguese. I'll stick with English.no subject
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-Polish: Completely fluent (duh). His idiolect seems oddly unrooted in any one time period, not that anyone the Hell else speaks enough Polish to tell.
-Latin: Reads and writes it fluently, speaks Church!Latin quite well.
-Lithuanian: Speaks... a little? It totally never seemed super important. Liet's words are like, weird. He really hasn't gotten the hang of it, honestly.
-Hungarian: Bits and pieces of it. Hungary's his broski, after all!
-Yiddish: He's really quite down with his Jewish minority, and can read a little bit and pick up bits and pieces; can't write, though, or speak enough to communicate with any semblance of efficacy.
-German and Russian: Practically none. He'll learn them later, but right now, pfft, who cares?
THE MEDICINE SELLER:
-Japanese: Fluent, if somewhat archaic. Modern Japanese speakers might react to him as modern English speakers to someone who couldn't slip out of Shakespearean!English. Doesn't know any other languages, beyond perhaps a smattering of written Chinese (from researching his medicines, don't you know?)
BURT HUMMEL:
-English: Native fluency, fairly unremarkable idiolect. Doesn't know any others.
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Seimei:Seimei actually speaks the language Asshat which he learned from being a complete douche. Kidding. He speaks Japanese (Surprise!)
Seeu: Seeu speaks normally in his dead language of Asu. However, He has a chip in his head that translates what other people say and has communicated with someone who speaks (although it's pre WWII Japanese) Japanese without a chip.
Loud Howard: LOUD ENGLISH!
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anyway
Lithuanian, Polish: fluent
Latin, German, Russian (a couple of variations of the latter two): he can get by
A couple of words of the other languages around him, like Old Prussian etc.
In other words.
Nobody but Poland can understand him because the only language of the ones that are listened above that has not significantly changed over the last 600 years is Lithuanian. /sob what is life
okay, unless you character speaks Latin, that is, then he can at least idk, tell you that the horse is eating, all those sentences that you leanr a language with...
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Example→ Didigid yidigou knidigow thidigat didigolph-idigins idigare jidigust gidigay shidigarks? ("Did you know that Dolphin's are just gay sharks?")
Simple, right?
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Vain's haul.
Cid is obviously speaking 'English', but he speaks to the only Japanese kids in the series just fine so I'm going to go with English, Japanese, and Binary because he's a genius and a MASTER with codes and weird things like that :|
...and I'm dropping Scratch, but he would have spoken Alternian, I guess.
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