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The Pfiunic languages have a Uralic aesthetic and use final consonants as tone markers like Hmong. | |||
*Proto-Pfiunic | *Proto-Pfiunic | ||
**Laug Teeb (pseudo-Estonian | **Laug Teeb (pseudo-Estonian) | ||
**Tchwerian (pseudo-Hungarian | **Tchwerian (pseudo-Hungarian) | ||
==Proto-Pfiunic== | ==Proto-Pfiunic== | ||
Proto-Pfiunic is based roughly on German, with a sound change very similar to Grimm's law followed by the High German Consonant Shift (p b bʰ -> b v p -> b f p). | Proto-Pfiunic is based roughly on German, with a sound change very similar to Grimm's law followed by the High German Consonant Shift (p b bʰ -> b v p -> b f p). | ||
Revision as of 10:39, 24 February 2018
The Pfiunic languages have a Uralic aesthetic and use final consonants as tone markers like Hmong.
- Proto-Pfiunic
- Laug Teeb (pseudo-Estonian)
- Tchwerian (pseudo-Hungarian)
Proto-Pfiunic
Proto-Pfiunic is based roughly on German, with a sound change very similar to Grimm's law followed by the High German Consonant Shift (p b bʰ -> b v p -> b f p).