Üge

General information
''Under the Power of the Eternal Tengri. Under the Majesty of the Eternal Khan. Arghun Our word.''

Üge is a Mongolian-German creole spoken in the Northern German Plain. Its name derives from Classical Mongolian "üge" (word; speech). The language came about as a creolisation of a pidgin used in communication between the Mongol upper class and Saxon lower class in the former northern Holy Roman Empire.

Phonology
The phonology of Üge is a simplified version of Low German with considerable Mongol influences. The language has eight monophthongs and two diphthongs, without a vowel length distinction. It also has sixteen consonant phonemes which don't contrast in length.