Language and Behavior

The language of the people of Itenco Atl is known as Itlatol. It contains many diphthongs, s sounds, sh sounds, k sounds, and p sounds. It's a bit swingy in the way it's spoken, and plenty of the strong syllables are at the front half of the words rather than at the ends.

Behaviors
The people of Itenco Atl are very familial when it comes to meeting each other and strangers. They'll gladly welcome others into their home, share their resources, and extend a hand whenever they can. When somebody asks for help, they will usually go out of their way to help others without expecting a reward.

Whenever dealing with formality, there will be an uneasy sternness between the two people. The tones will be strong and firm, and people will talk very concisely between each other. If one person breaks this, then the warmer, familial feel will return to the conversation. However, if one breaks the formality and allows the other to continue, that means that someone is backing down and is submitting to the other.

Phrases/Sayings
There are common phrases and sayings the Tlacame have in their culture. There are also phrases that adventurers may learn along the way. Those will be listed here.

Sayings

 * N/A

Common Phrases

 * Tlacame Benediction (lit. "The Path of the Life") - Amonemiliz (a-MO-neh-mee-lees)
 * Tlaiximati Benediction (lit. "The Path of the Star") - Citlanemiliz (see-TLA-neh-mee-lees)

Learned Phrases

 * "Pet the kitty!" - Matococelotl (ma-TO-ko-ce-LO-tl)