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| colspan="2" style="background:#A0BBCE; text-align:center" | '''Caseyan (Кăзèйски езыкэнзy)'''

|-

| Spoken in

| [[Antarctica (nation)|EPRA]] <small>TN</small>, [[Tierra del Fuego]] <small>TA</small>

|-

| Speakers

| ~ 5

|-

| Classification

|

* [[Antarctican Languages]]

** [[East Antarctican Languages]]

*** [[Caseyan]]

|-

| colspan="2" style="background:#A0BBCE; text-align:center" | '''Official Status'''

|-

| Official Language in

|

* [[File:EPRA_Flag.png|30px]] [[Antarctica (nation)|EPRA]] {{TNMark}}

** {{KAPSKFlag}} [[Casey]] {{TNMark}}

* [[Tierra del Fuego]] {{TAMark}}

** [[Bärstadt (Tierra del Fuego)|Bärstadt]]

|-

| colspan="2" style="background:#A0BBCE; text-align:center" | '''Languages Codes'''

|-

| KIN 9020-2

| cn

|-

| KIN 9020-3

| csy

|}

[[File:TextCaseyan.png|thumb|280px|Some Caseyan writing]]

[[File:FlagCaseyan.png|thumb|280px|Official flag of the Caseyan language]]

The '''Caseyan Language''' (Caseyan: Кăзèйски езыкэнзy, [~~kɐˈzɛjski jɛzɨkənzu], English transcription: ''Kazeysky yezykenzu'', scientific transliteration:~~ ''Kăzèjski ~~jezykənzu~~'') is a constructed language spoken in eastern [[Antarctica (Continent)|Antarctica]] — most notably [[Casey]] where it was also first observed in. It is one of the first known indigenous Antarctican languages and has official status in Casey. It's a mostly religious and poetic language.

The '''Caseyan Language''' (Caseyan: Кăзèйски езыкэнзy [[KAPSKer Industrie-Norm/9201-2|''Kăzèjski jezïkənzu'']] [kɐˈzɛjski jɛzɨkənzu]) is a constructed language spoken in eastern [[Antarctica (Continent)|Antarctica]] — most notably [[Casey]] where it was also first observed in. It is one of the first known indigenous Antarctican languages and has official status in Casey. It's a mostly religious and poetic language.

The language's vocabulary is largely derived from a plethora of languages such as Russian, Icelandic, German, Toki Pona, Ukrainian and Italian. It is written in the Caseyan alphabet.

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+{| class="wikitable" style="width: 350px; margin-left: 5px; float: right;"
+| colspan="2" style="background:#A0BBCE; text-align:center" | '''Caseyan (Кăзèйски езыкэнзy)'''
+|-
+| Spoken in
+| [[Antarctica (nation)|EPRA]] <small>TN</small>, [[Tierra del Fuego]] <small>TA</small>
+|-
+| Speakers
+| ~ 5
+|-
+| Classification
+|
+* [[Antarctican Languages]]
+** [[East Antarctican Languages]]
+*** [[Caseyan]]
+|-
+| colspan="2" style="background:#A0BBCE; text-align:center" | '''Official Status'''
+|-
+| Official Language in
+|
+* [[File:EPRA_Flag.png|30px]] [[Antarctica (nation)|EPRA]] {{TNMark}}
+** {{KAPSKFlag}} [[Casey]] {{TNMark}}
+* [[Tierra del Fuego]] {{TAMark}}
+** [[Bärstadt (Tierra del Fuego)|Bärstadt]]
+|-
+| colspan="2" style="background:#A0BBCE; text-align:center" | '''Languages Codes'''
+|-
+| KIN 9020-2
+| cn
+|-
+| KIN 9020-3
+| csy
+|}
 [[File:TextCaseyan.png|thumb|280px|Some Caseyan writing]]
 [[File:FlagCaseyan.png|thumb|280px|Official flag of the Caseyan language]]
-The '''Caseyan Language''' (Caseyan: Кăзèйски езыкэнзy, [kɐˈzɛjski jɛzɨkənzu], English transcription: ''Kazeysky yezykenzu'', scientific transliteration: ''Kăzèjski jezykənzu'') is a constructed language spoken in eastern [[Antarctica (Continent)|Antarctica]] — most notably [[Casey]] where it was also first observed in. It is one of the first known indigenous Antarctican languages and has official status in Casey. It's a mostly religious and poetic language.
+The '''Caseyan Language''' (Caseyan: Кăзèйски езыкэнзy [[KAPSKer Industrie-Norm/9201-2|''Kăzèjski jezïkənzu'']] [kɐˈzɛjski jɛzɨkənzu]) is a constructed language spoken in eastern [[Antarctica (Continent)|Antarctica]] — most notably [[Casey]] where it was also first observed in. It is one of the first known indigenous Antarctican languages and has official status in Casey. It's a mostly religious and poetic language.
 The language's vocabulary is largely derived from a plethora of languages such as Russian, Icelandic, German, Toki Pona, Ukrainian and Italian. It is written in the Caseyan alphabet.

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