Alhi language

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Alhi, specifically Modern Alhi is an Alhic language that evolved from Classical Alhi. It is spoken primarily in Alloti and its overseas territories, with about 70 million native speakers, and about 100 million when including non-native speakers. Alhi was also once a language of high prestige in Cring, as in [placeholder date], Cring was controlled but not completely integrated into Alloti. Since then, Alhi slowly lost its presence in Cring.


Alhi is related to Kes, another Alhic language, spoken in central Alloti. Alhi's first texts can be traced back