Veronian

Veronian
Möhnisch
Native to	Poland
Region	Lower Silesia
Ethnicity	Poles, Ashkenazi Jews, Silesians
Native speakers	1 (2023)
Language family	Indo-European Slavic West Slavic Lechitic Polish Veronian
Early form	Polish
Writing system	Latin alphabet (Polish orthography) occasionally Hebrew alphabet
Official status
Recognised minority language in	Veron
Regulated by	No formal bodies YIVO de facto
Language codes
ISO 639-3	–

Veronian is a West Slavic language which over the years has been influenced by languages such as German, Silesian, Yiddish and Hebrew. During the years of Germanization in Veron, German was the sole official language in the nation with frequent oppression of foreign languages, in particular Polish and English. This led to many German words entering Veronian, which currently possesses the most words than any other foreign languages.

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