Komshaki (Actarian sociolect)

Komshaki (actarian: komshakayovik), or Komshaki Vernacular, is a working class sociolect of the Actarian language spoken primary in and around the Dijaar/Buskavik/Lakan metropolitan area... It is the most popular Actarian dialect or socialect in terms of number of native speakers. It is sometimes referred to as "informal Actarian" or "urban Actarian" as it's speakers tend to be primarily city dwellers from low to middle income areas.

Origins
Komshaki Actarian was primarily spoken by working class factory workers during the days of the N.A.S.R as a blue collar working class dialect. Second generation speakers began to use the accent shortly after the fall of the N.A.S.R. and the establishment of the Actarian Union, where it began to spread to most of the major urban areas in Actar and Western Akhan.

Characteristics
Komshaki Actarian is laced with many loan words from Negralic, Vorgash, and Haltruki. It's meter is also much quicker than standard Actarian owing to "shortcuts" taken by speakers. For all intents and purposes the socialect is a shorthand for the language itself and can be more accurately described as a vernacular. For instance the standard Actarian noun and possession articles (sho, sha, she ,shu) are rendered as simply (sh') and often attached to the word, or completely omitted altogether. Also (u') is often left silent, especially if used before an (r), but not if they are emphasized as an important sound in a word. The formal subject-predicate conjunctives (isha, usha, runta, daka) are almost always absent, even in polite speech. Because Komshaki is not a written language, the subject is also often left out and implied via context.