Muakala is a Polybloxian language of the Telamon-Bluenesian languages group, spoken primarily in southern and central Manakapa. According to the 2020 census, the language is spoken by more than million people.
Most important words and phrases
"Muakala" = "Robloxian Translation"
Huli = Hi
Alōha = Welcome
Nā ka La je hūmalamanu jā mahoe = God bless you (literally it means 'The Sun will shine on you')
Elōha = Goodbye
Nā akanapua = Goodbye forever
Je molu = Please
Mahalo = Thanks
Je kālā mieai = Sorry
Hōhaele = Help
Nā Halōpuki Telamona = Telamon Islands
Hūnani ja Lanakila Mikala = Glory to Lanakila Mikala
Hūnani je ka La = Glory to the Sun
History
The Muakala language was created in the 17th century, when it separated from Middle Telamonian. The language itself differs from Telamonian only in the presence of diacretic marks, the letter "j" and slightly in vocabulary. The Muakala language is spoken mostly by descendants of people who worked physically.