There are relatively few languages spoken on Domibia, most people speak a variant of one of the primary human tongues.

Ahngli; Ahngli or Ahngli based languages are the most prevalent of all the human tongues.

Ansi; Ansi is another common human tongue.

Durch; Another fairly common human language, it has some similarities to Ahngli.

Lan; A fairly rare human tongue, it has some similarities to Ansi. (The wide traveling Klombaaso speak Lan, so many Lan nautical words enter into more general usage).  

Artin; A rare human language spoken by the giant Kaguli, it is remotely related to Lan and Ansi.

Zhan *; A rare human tongue, only spoken by the K'meni. *Zhan uses a different alphabet than other Endorapan languages and is treated as a M/A skill to learn.

Dustan *; A rare human language spoken by the Gana and Sartan peoples. * Dustan uses a different alphabet than the other Endorapan languages and is treated as a M/A skill to learn.

Nee Language Family

Nee; Nee is very rarely used, as the primary speakers are the Kunshus who are renowned for their libraries and great universities where more universal tongues are used.

Umar; A fairly rare human language, it is unrelated to any other human tongues.

Ayarul; A very rare human tongue, it is only spoken by the vampiric Bludgar, who often speak the language of those they live amongst.

Laka; A human language spoken by the Sitankub peoples, it has many dialects.

T'slin; Spoken by the T'slin amongst themselves, they communicate with others in the common tongue of the area.

ZHEE!; The language of the ZHEE!, it contains a limited spoken element combined with a signed element. Typically a statement consists of a spoken subject with all verbs and other modifiers signed.

M'rrrr~ ; The gutteral language spoken by the M'rrrr~.

Languages and the Cultures that Speak Them

A Brief Explanation
    A language with a number listed next to it (ex; Durch#2), represents a linguistic drift from a common language. The numbers are purely a game mechanic, so you don't spend all night trying to figure out if Blinian Ahngli defaults to Attonese Ahngli at -4 or -2. The numbers represent the amount of drifting that has occurred. Simply use the difference between the two numbers as a modifier to the language skills. Ex; Blin speak Ahngli#6 and the Atton speak Ahngli#0, thus they are at -6 to understand each other. The same Blin speaking to a Thevardian scholar, who speaks Ahngli#4, would only have a -2 to her language skill.