Vacansian

Vacansian (/bæˈkansiən/ Bäkansa forged), is an isolate language that originated in the southeastern of Wulfor and today is language with around 15 million native speakers, mainly in Vacansa and the diasporas.

Vacansian is an isolate language, which evolved from Old Cazesian in Vacansa after the collapse of the Kingdom of Cazeisia in the 19th century. The oldest Old Cazesian text with traces of Vacansian come from mid-northern Vacansa in the 12th century with the name "Kismo, kismo".

Sometimes the vacansian language is related with the Simakhastasian, spoken only by a little group of people in the district of Boreti.

Grammar
Vacansian language has two genres: male (i, in), female (ë, ën) and neutral (v, vn); two numbers: singular and plural (-n); three declensions and five cases.

Declension ä
Example: house

Declension ei
Example: girl

Declension era
Example: book

Present simple
Example: walk

Past simple
Example: walk

Future simple
Example: walk