Used in Hell, and at times by people from Hell who live elsewhere. Comes in three variants: lower, higher, and ancient.

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• Different words between the variants but same meaning.

• Lower Helvetian - spoken in the 3rd and part of the 2nd Sector. Uses Swedish as the base when forming sentences.

• Higher Helvetian - spoken in the 1st and part of the 2nd Sector. Uses English as the base when forming sentences.

• Ancient Helvetian - used only by a handful of the oldest Helvetian entities (such as the royal famliy). Higher Helvetian backwards.

• Double consonants can be replaced with ( ' ) after the letter.

• Double vowels can be replaced with ( ^ ) above the letter.

• Even Helvetian names are translated.

• Helvetian doesn't shorten words (e.g. can't, won't).

• ( x ) is always pronounced ( ch ), like chair or cheer etc.

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example sentence: Good things come to those who wait.

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lower:     Wli xical cun'al der' ban xun fiamdil.

higher:     Kûb dhemkx suna du dhuxa bhu bied.

ancient:     Deib uhb axuhd ud anus xkmehd bûk.