Šamolai language

Šamolai
Ye Šamola baǩije
Pronunciation:	/ˈʃæ.mʌ.laɪ/?
Native to:	Sepercy, Xhequa
Native speakers:	400
Language family:	Wunal-based creole
Early forms:	Southern Wunal
Writing System
Writing system(s):	Atraelic alphabet
Official Status
Language status:	Endangered
Minority language in:	Xhequa
The Šamolai speaking world
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Šamolai (Ye Šamola baǩije) is a creole of the Southern Wunal dialect and Xhequan Atraelish spoken in Sepercy, Xhequa, with the largest Šamolai-speaking population living on Massey island off the northeast Sepercian coast. Born from the Variyakoi 75-year occupation of Sepercy in the wake of the Variyakoi-Xhequan War, the language has since faced brutal prosecution by the Xhequan state, to the point where a substantial minority population of native speakers has withered down to roughly four hundred by the close of the nineteenth century, even less of which are fluent speakers.