Uncharted Waters Online: Language Guide

Uncharted Waters Online is an online game wherein you play in the Age of Discovery/Exploration period of Planet Earth (15th to 17th Century), where you are one of the Captain on voyage trying to open new trade routes, discover new exciting places, and the mapping of the planet. Of course, before you can have a conversation and establish a good trade with the peoples of the world, you need to learn their languages.
Learning a new language is simple, just visit any city and talk to the lords and ladies of any ‘houses’. As a clue, the names of these houses end up with the word ‘Estate’. Additionally, guild houses (Adventurer Guild, Maritime Guild, and Merchant/Trader Guild) also offer languages.

Follow up:

Below you will find a tabular list of the languages available per city and the establishment where you can learn it. A word of caution, languages count as one (1) skill. You will need to forget a skill if you already maxed out your allotted number of skills that you can learn. But be careful not to unlearn the language of the city you are currently in, lest you want to travel all the way back to where you first learnt of their language in the first place.

Language	Used in	City/Town
Arabic [ARA]	Islamic world	Athens (Maritime Guild) Genoa (Merchant Guild) Seville (Tome Pires)
Celtic [CLT]	Britain archives	London (Shakespeare)
Chinese [CHN]	China	Anping (He Bin)
Dutch [DUT]	North Flanders	London (Shakespeare) Marseille (Francois Rabelais) Seville (Maritime Guild) Venice (President Shylock)
Egyptian [EGY]	Egypt	Beirut (Bay Hail) Tripoli (Shinan Pasha)
English [ENG]	Great Britain	Amsterdam (Erasmus) Genoa (Maritime Guild) Marseille (Francois Rabelais) Seville (Duke of Parma)
French [FRE]	France	Amsterdam (Lou Pence) Venice (Michelangelo)
German [GER]	Germany	Amsterdam (Maritime Guild)
Greek [GRE]	Greek Peninsula	Naples (Merchant Guild) Venice (Maritime Guild)
Hebrew [HEB]	Israel, Sinai	Naples (Thomas Campanella)
Indic (Indo-Aryan) [IND]	Indian Sub-Continent	Hormuz (Ali Reis) Manila (Lopez de Legazpi) Muscat (Al Gauri)
Italian [ITA]	Italian Peninsula	Lisbon (President Baldi) Marseille (Da Vinci) Seville (El Greco)
Japanese [JPN]	Japan	Nagasaki (William Adams)
Korean [KOR]	Korean Peninsula	Hanyang (Yu Seong-ryong)
Latin [LTN]	European Scholars	Syracusa (Prince Jame)
Malay-Tagalog [MAL]	South-East Asia	Calicut (Kujarato Daesang Group)
Mayan [MAY]	Central America	Havana (Chief Uareo)
Mon-Khmer [MON]	Indochina	Calicut (Adventurer Guild)
Nahuatl (Aztec) [NWT]	Central America	Veracruz (Las Casas)
Nordic/Norse [NOR]	Scandinavian Peninsula	London (Maritime Guild)
Oceanic languages [OCE]	Oceania region	Buenos Aires (Diaz de Solis) Manila (Lopez de Legazpi)
Persian [PRS]	Basra and Hormuz	Mozambique (Koritan) Zanzibar (Elder Majid)
Portuguese [PRT]	Iberian Peninsula	Amsterdam (Mercator) Nantes (Princess Margaret) Seville (Tome Pires)
Quechua [QCH]	South America	Portobelo (Balboa)
Slavic [SLV]	Eastern Europe	Antwerp (Queen Mary) Athens (Martinengo engineer) Ragusa (Veronica Franco)
Spanish [SPA]	Iberian Peninsula	Lisbon (Diaz Admiral) London (Shakespeare) Venice (Paracelsus)
Swahili [SWA]	East Africa	Lisbon (Njinga Nbenba)
Thai-Burmese [THA]	Burma/Myanmar and Thailand	Calicut (Marikkaru)
Turkish [TUR]	Istanbul	Siracusa (Prince Jame) Tunis (Merchant Guild)
West African languages [WAF]	South-West Africa	Porto (Duarte Lopez)

* Source: Great Voyage Online wiki sites.

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