Exprala (Frahann Spanish)

Exprala (alternatively spelled Esprala or Eshprala), also known as Español Frahanesa or Frahann Spanish, is a language spoken in the Kingdom of Frahanlandie. It is largely based on Spanish and contains over 96% of the same vocabulary. It is spoken by approximately 12 million people.

Exprala is derived from Spanish based in the Americas. Different accents and varieties of the language exist in different parts of the country. For example, a native Expralano speaker from Asarr Province may have a slightly different sound than a native speaker from Bosse-Neuv.

The accents of Exprala form a continuum throughout the country running from North to South. The language originated from Asarr Province, when foreign traders inhabited the area and moved North. Due to influence from indigenous languages, such as Tung Xaoanese and Alon Nuiti, the vocabulary in some regions differs greately from others. For example, a native Spanish speaker speaking Castillian Spanish may refer to a state as estado, whereas a native from Bosse-Neuv may refer to it as estão. A native speaker from Asarr Province may use the historic term estadu or estaadum. This is due to the influence that neighboring languages have on the accent. In this instance, Bosse-Neuv was influenced greately by Frahann which utilises liasóns and the shortening of words and phrases to form estão from estado. In Asarr, Alon Nuiti has influenced the language enough in some regions to incorporate the addition of an m sound at the end of words and lengthen the second syllable.