Yuktepat (Yuktepat yuk, "language" + Tepat) is a Macro-Tepatic language, the official language of the Conciliarity of Tepat, and the chief spoken language in the Qoyot Basin. As the preeminent literary language on the continent Tiptum, Yuktepat is the source of learned borrowings in surrounding languages, and a language of instruction in many schools in countries with other official languages, having at the height of the Conciliarity's power perhaps 50 million native speakers and as many as 25 million non-native speakers. Tepatic glyphs evolved to write Old Yuktepat, and have since been adapted to write all the major languages of Tiptum. This article focuses primarily on standard Classicial Yuktepat.
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| - Yuktepat (Yuktepat yuk, "language" + Tepat) is a Macro-Tepatic language, the official language of the Conciliarity of Tepat, and the chief spoken language in the Qoyot Basin. As the preeminent literary language on the continent Tiptum, Yuktepat is the source of learned borrowings in surrounding languages, and a language of instruction in many schools in countries with other official languages, having at the height of the Conciliarity's power perhaps 50 million native speakers and as many as 25 million non-native speakers. Tepatic glyphs evolved to write Old Yuktepat, and have since been adapted to write all the major languages of Tiptum. This article focuses primarily on standard Classicial Yuktepat.
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| - Yuktepat (Yuktepat yuk, "language" + Tepat) is a Macro-Tepatic language, the official language of the Conciliarity of Tepat, and the chief spoken language in the Qoyot Basin. As the preeminent literary language on the continent Tiptum, Yuktepat is the source of learned borrowings in surrounding languages, and a language of instruction in many schools in countries with other official languages, having at the height of the Conciliarity's power perhaps 50 million native speakers and as many as 25 million non-native speakers. Tepatic glyphs evolved to write Old Yuktepat, and have since been adapted to write all the major languages of Tiptum. This article focuses primarily on standard Classicial Yuktepat.
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