Udenian is the official national language of New Uden. Udenian has evolved from Greek over the period of one and a half millennia, with Slavic and Germanic influences from Bulgarian and English explorers, who left gifts about their culture, such as literary works, in the early days of the formation of modern Udenian. The language is now more likely to be described as Slavic than Hellenic.

Alphabet

The Udenian alphabet consists of 36 letters, as follows:

• The effect of the 'hard sign' can also be achieved by affixing an 'э' after a consonant.

Grammar

Pronouns and Conjugations

Syntax

Udenian is noted to have a grammatical structure very similar to that of English. It: uses a 'subject > verb > object' sentence structure; uses a present progressive tense; uses perfect and imperfect tenses; uses a subjunctive mood; has no genders for asexual nouns; has no conjugations for adjectives (which go after nouns, not before); uses infinitives after auxiliary verbs; uses noun, verbal, prepositional and adjectival clauses, and questions can be formed with the verb 'славстя' (to be), or with interrogative determiners.

=Conjugations