Only a very few native Reanaarians speak true Reanaarese. The people who settled along the western shores of Reanaaria Bay developed it. Through trade and interaction with other races, Reanaarese has lost much of its original character. Most residents of Reanaaria Bay's city-states now speak Merchant's Tongue as a primary language.

The use of double and even triple vowel combinations characterizes Reanaarese. Nouns are generally two syllables long, but three syllable words are not uncommon. Verbs are longer, typically three to four syllables. A speaker pronounces verbs more slowly than any other form of speech. Nouns are spoken louder, to set them off from the rest of the words in a sentence. Adjectives and adverbs are usually only one syllable long. The suffix -asoo indicates male gender, -amoo, female and -uxoo, neutral.

The language varies from city to city, due to the many dialects and accents.