User:Gh2d2bvs2d/Cascadia

Republic of Cascadia
Repoblik de Kaskédia (Cascadian)
Republic of Cascadia; Repoblik de Kaskédia (Cascadian)
	The map of Cascadia, with provinces).
Capital and largest city	Seattle
Official languages	Cascadian
National language	Pacific Northwest English, Spanish, Cantonese, Chinook Wawa, multiple First Nations languages
Demonym(s)	Cascadian
Government	Unitary presidential constitutional republic
Area
• Total	1,384,588 km2 (534,592 sq mi)
Population
• 2014 estimate	15,638,140
• 2010 census	15,105,870
GDP (PPP)	2014 estimate
• Total	US$825 billion estimate
• Per capita	$53,600 estimate
GDP (nominal)	2013 estimate
• Per capita	$40,217 (2006) (8th)
HDI	0.914; very high
Drives on	right
ISO 3166 code	KA
Internet TLD	.ka
	^ a. *Statistics are compiled from US and Canadian census records by combining information from the states of Washington, Oregon and the province of British Columbia. If the entire Cascadian bioregion was taken into account, GDP and population would be much higher. Many values use exchange rates, which may vary

Cascadia is a republic in North America.

Coat of Arms of Cascadia
Anthem of Cascadia (the anthem
will be translated to Cascadian)

Language

Numbers

Zero → Ťubre
One → Singe
Two → Doub
Three → Tripŕe
Four → Quadre
Five → Sinku
Six → Pěnsutl
Seven → Héputlel
Eight → Óctok
Nine → Nønu
Ten → Décup
Eleven → Undécup

Nations

Afghanistan → Afxaņia
Albania → Albeńia
Algeria → Aljër
Antigua and Barbuda → Andijue ét Barbudè
Argentina → Arjentiea
Armenia → Hãyia
Australia → Avdraliá
Austria → Avdŕia
Azerbaijan → Åzerbeićan
Belgium → Belijia
Belize → Belise
Benin → Bąinein
Bosnia and Herzgovina → Zbosnia ét Hersejowina
Botswana → Rơbotşvan
Brazil → Brasillia
Brunei → Brűðnei
Bulgaria → Bouljêreia
Burkina Faso → Barcime Faco
Burundi → Baroundy
Cambodia → Čmeria
Cameroon → Kameroun
Canada → Kanadæ
Cape Verde → Çaped Wardo
Cascadia → Kaskédia
Central African Republic → Mĕdral Afriken Repoblik
Chad → Čed
Chile → Čili
China → Siniâ
Columbia → Kalombié
Comoros → Kamorus
Democratic Republic of the Congo → Dęmarkosik Repoblik de ti Qōnjũ
Republic of the Congo → Repoblik de ti Qōnjũ
Costa Rica → Kosté Rico
Croatia → Qorvetiē
Cuba → Kuba
Cyprus → Kiprusiå
Czech Republic → Ċseč Repoblik
Denmark → Dānia
Djibouti → Sibàti
Dominica → Homenika
Dominican Republic → Homeniken Repoblik
Eastern Timor → Deĝhien Tymar
Ecuador → Ekatór
Egypt → Ēpiptoş
England → Onŋlia
El Salvador → Āl Selvedar
Equatorial Guinea → Ekuadorel Gviné
Eritrea → Ēritreia
Estonia → Ēstainstan
Ethiopia → Ĕþiŏpia
Micronesia → Minónejia
Fiji → Ḟịgia
Finland → Fìŋia
France → Ḟrēnia
Gabon → Jaboné
The Gambia → Ti Ģaṁbia
Georgia → Çaqädia
Germany → Jermênia
Ghana → Ğania
Greece → Grēkia
Grenada → Grınadia
Guatemala → Guætmola
Guinea → Gwina
Guinea-Bissau → Gwina-Bażau
Guyana → Gwaỹa
Haiti → Jaity
Honduras → Råndurazé
Hungary → Aunĝaria
Iceland → Içlandia
India → Ìnjia
Indonesia → Ìnðonejia
Iran → Eraŋ
Iraq → Erac
Ireland → Iréia
Israel → Jeźêlia
Italy → Idéland
Ivory Coast → Šoak de Iwerá
Jamaica → Jéjeiqia
Japan → Hakénia
Jordan → Xorðānia
Kazakhstan → Xažaxia
Kenya → Çénia
Kiribati → Ŝiribétia
North Korea → Wedien Xuréia
South Korea → Safien Xuréia

Some words

Zoo → Zũparç
Bus → Ťrić
Grandfather → Pěpiŗ
Grandmother → Tątir
Fellow → Aəĉŕ
Flower → Kaděŕ
Of → De
Subdivision → Śebdivizãn
The → Ti
Is → Ize
Good → Bět
Language → Tonĝe
Download → Jasrüské

Cities (sorted by population)

Tokyo → Þojió
São Paulo → Śo Fulo
Shanghai → Šanjeo
Jakarta → Haqartè
Seoul → Şeöl

Cascadian person names (for surnames, they end with -én). If Cascadia became independent, every single Cascadian would rename their names/surnames.

Jadén (F)
Arčën (M)
Kabíno (F)
Şidó (F)
Ǫðovik (M)
Jiśikà (M)
Statél (M)
Éstaká (M)
Táñí (M)
Kridoñik (F)
Éđikará (M)
Épokek (M)
Péoekõp (M)
Riko (F)
Osirók (M)
Şaderok (F)
Kalió (F)
Steño (F)
M = Male
F = Female

Punctuation differences between English and Cascadian

Commas and Fullstop’s usage is swapped (the fullstop (.) is used as comma, and comma (,) is used as fullstop.
This also swapped the keyboard keys on Cascadian keyboards
- As such, the ordered list .s have replaced to :s (like 1:, 2:, 3:, etc. instead of 1., 2., 3., etc.)
- Also swapped colons (: → ;, ; → :), and : is colon and ; is semi-colon
A upside-down ? mark (¿) is used at the start of the word (example: ¿word?).

Also on ! mark (an upside down version of ! (¡) used at start of the word (example: ¡word!) New quotation marks on Cascadian alphabet have replaced “word” to “word„.

Other differences:

New keyboard keys are added too since Cascadian alphabet has more letters
Pronunciation in Cascadian language is very, very different than in English as language pronunciations vary by language, and the language has so much diacritical letters.

Trivia

Cascadia has changed languages through history (Spanish in 18th century when Cascadia was in New Spain, then changed to English when Cascadia was a British dominion, and ultimately partitioned by Canada and US to present day). It is likely if Cascadia become independent it will create a new language.

Footnotes

^ "U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)". bea.gov.
^ "U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)". bea.gov.
^ "Economic Accounts - BC Stats". gov.bc.ca.
^ Cite error: The named reference IMF_GDP was invoked but never defined (see the help page).