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Subject Item: n2:
rdfs:label: Westlandic
rdfs:comment: Westlandic is spoken by approximately 15 million worldwide, and has official status in Westland and the United Kingdom. Westlandic is written using the Westlandic Alphabet, which is descended from the Runic Alphabet which was formerly used to write Westlandic before the 15th century.
dcterms:subject: n4: n5:
n9:abstract: Westlandic is spoken by approximately 15 million worldwide, and has official status in Westland and the United Kingdom. Westlandic is written using the Westlandic Alphabet, which is descended from the Runic Alphabet which was formerly used to write Westlandic before the 15th century.