Lower Common

Lower Common is a language spoken by the majority of the population in Karkanna who are not of noble birth. Unlike High Common, which is taught to the noble class and those who have received a higher education, Lower Common is a language that is passed down from generation to generation and is primarily learned through informal means, such as family and community interactions.
Lower Common has a more simplified grammar and vocabulary compared to High Common, making it easier to learn and understand for those who have not received formal education. It is a language that is constantly evolving and changing as new words and expressions are introduced through cultural exchange and technological advancements.
Due to its widespread use among the common people, Lower Common serves as a unifying force in Karkanna, helping to bridge the gap between different regions and social classes. It is a language that is used in everyday conversations, business transactions, and cultural events, and is an essential part of the daily life of the Karkannan people.
While Lower Common may not have the same level of refinement and elegance as High Common, it is a language that is rich in its own unique expressions and idioms, reflecting the history and culture of Karkanna's diverse population. Its simplicity and accessibility make it a language that is cherished and valued by the common people, who see it as a source of pride and identity.