Germanic languages

The Germanic language family is a branch of the Norderonian language family, spoken by around 900 million L1 speakers in Moradaland. The most widely spoken languages of the branch are English and Ursk.

Nations which have a Germanic language as an official language include Urskaland and Kaskedland.

History
The Germanic language family was formed between 11,000BCE and 9,000BCE, when a group of Proto-Norderonians who spoke a western dialect met and interacted with Pre-Norderonian Neolithic humans. Initially, archaeological finds suggest conflict was common but began to become less common as the two groups interbred.

It is commonly believed that the Pre-Norderonian languages had a significant impact on Proto-Germanic languages, influencing pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary. Ursk and other Germanic dialects show a marked difference from other Norderonian languages.