Hush Language

Hush (Hush: huu-ysh) is a language mostly spoken in Limberwisk. It belongs to the Aleut-Inuaq language family with Nordic influences in vocabulary, in phonetic whistling. The sounds featured in Hush are not direct whistling, rather whistling with spoken phonemes. It is the official and most-spoken Language in Limberwisk, a minority language in Jan Mayen, Norway, and is taught in some schools in Botswana and Tonga by linguistic-teaching expats from Limberwisk, due to good relations with said nations. The language originates by the native people (also called Hush) making this language when the Norse invaded to mimic the sounds of wind.

Phonetics and Vocabulary
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