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'''High Caseyan''' (High Caseyan: | '''High Caseyan''' (High Caseyan: Kōzéis Suprâ [koˈzɛi̯s ˌsuːprɐ]) is a derivative from the slightly older [[Caseyan]] language. Contrary to the latter, High Caseyan is mainly spoken in South America rather than Antarctica. <br> | ||
High Caseyan and (Old) Caseyan are mostly mutually intelligible, even though High Caseyan uses the Latin writing system and has undergone some major vowel shifts and changes in inflection. | High Caseyan and (Old) Caseyan are mostly mutually intelligible, even though High Caseyan uses the Latin writing system and has undergone some major vowel shifts and changes in inflection. | ||