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## About The Pull Request

Title. This WILL break shit. Probably. Help me sweet Jesus.

## Why It's Good For The Game

House of Leaves is less confusing than our file structure.

## Proof Of Testing


## Changelog

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fix: MASSIVE File Structure clean-up.
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Co-authored-by: Waterpig <49160555+Majkl-J@users.noreply.github.com>
2024-06-12 18:59:14 +02:00

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/datum/language/common
name = "Galactic Common"
desc = "Common, as it's usually referred to in The Federation, is an amalgamation of languages spoken in the Core, Sol, Theasperri, and Tiziria, handcrafted by all the founding states to form a comprehensive and familiar language for nearly all citizens in the Federation to learn and communicate with one another. It is not uncommon for people to speak both Common and their homeland's tongue, as Galactic Common, by design, shares many structures and quirks with many languages, almost to the extent that speaking Galactic Common is speaking 20 different languages simultaneously."
syllables = list(
"at", "bo", "cre", "del", "ei", "fir", "guh", "ho", "ill", "jo", "kat", "le", "mon", "ne", "op", "po", "que", "ro", "set", "tin", "um", "ven", "wir", "xa", "yo", "zet",
"ao", "bar", "co", "don", "ef", "fo", "gon", "hi", "io", "jit", "kir", "lol", "mit", "no", "oh", "pa", "quo", "rex", "so", "ta", "ur", "va", "wa", "xi", "ye", "zat",
"ah", "be", "ch", "da", "eu", "fu", "ga", "ha", "in", "ja", "ko", "li", "ma", "nya", "oi", "per", "qe", "ri", "sex", "tic", "uo", "vo", "wu", "xe", "yr", "ze",
"'al", "'bel", "'cal", "'do", "'el", "'feb", "'gol", "'hir", "'ib", "'jah", "'kil", "'lo", "'mo", "'no", "'ol", "'pek", "'qre", "'rib", "'sif", "'tal", "'ui", "'vik", "'wo", "'xin", "'yef", "'zak",
"ap", "br", "cze", "di", "eck", "fu", "gup", "he", "ir", "je", "ka", "la", "mer", "na", "os", "pi", "qux", "rum", "sin", "tum", "ut", "vye", "weh", "xje", "yoh", "zog"
)