Coroanês: Difference between revisions

From Linguifex
Jump to navigation Jump to search
m (Text replacement - "Category:Conlangs" to "Category:Languages")
 
(21 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
This is an as-of-yet unnamed Romance Conlang.  I am just going to throw in a few ideas here until I decide which sounds I want changed from the rest of the Romance Languages, then I can start work on a vocabulary.   
This is an as-of-yet unstable Romance Conlang.  I am just going to throw in a few ideas here until I decide which sounds I want changed from the rest of the Romance Languages, then I can start work on a vocabulary.   


==For Reference==
==For Reference==


Vowels
Phonology of Galician-Portuguese, which is Coroanês' proto-language.
 
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+ '''Vowels'''
|+ '''Vowels'''
Line 199: Line 200:
! colspan="2" |Velar consonant
! colspan="2" |Velar consonant
! colspan="2" |Glottal consonant
! colspan="2" |Glottal consonant
! colspan="2" |Uvular consonant
|- align=center
|- align=center
!Nasal stop
!Nasal stop
Line 208: Line 210:
| colspan="2" | /ŋ/ ng
| colspan="2" | /ŋ/ ng
|
|
| colspan="2" |
|- align=center
|- align=center
!Plosive consonant
!Plosive consonant
Line 220: Line 223:
| /ɡ/ g
| /ɡ/ g
|
|
| colspan="2" |
|- align=center
|- align=center
!Fricative consonant
!Fricative consonant
Line 231: Line 235:
| colspan="2" |
| colspan="2" |
| /h/ r
| /h/ r
| colspan="2" | /ʀ/ r
|- align=center
|- align=center
! Affricate consonant
! Affricate consonant
Line 242: Line 247:
| colspan="2" |
| colspan="2" |
|
|
| colspan="2" |
|- align=center
|- align=center
!Lateral consonant
!Lateral consonant
| colspan="2" | /w/ qu
| colspan="2" | /w/ uV
| colspan="2" |
| colspan="2" |
| colspan="2" | /l/ l
| colspan="2" | /l/ l
Line 251: Line 257:
| colspan="2" | /ɫ/ l
| colspan="2" | /ɫ/ l
|
|
| colspan="2" |
|- align=center
|- align=center
!Trill consonant
!Trill consonant
Line 260: Line 267:
| colspan="2" |
| colspan="2" |
|
|
| colspan="2" |
|- align=center
|- align=center
!Flap consonant
!Flap consonant
Line 269: Line 277:
| colspan="2" |
| colspan="2" |
|
|
| colspan="2" |
|- align=center
|- align=center
! Approximate consonant
! Approximate consonant
Line 278: Line 287:
| colspan="2" |
| colspan="2" |
|
|
| colspan="2" |
|}
|}


'''Notes'''
'''Notes'''


* /w/ - ''qu+open vowel''  -->  ''ua'', ''uâ'', ''uo'' - /wa  wɐ  wo/  Also appears in falling diphthongs  
* /w/ - ''u+open vowel''  -->  ''ua'', ''uâ'', ''uo'' - /wa  wɐ  wo/  Also appears in falling diphthongs  
* /ɫ/ - ''l+open vowel''  (word-initial)
* /ɫ/ - ''l+open vowel''  (word-initial)
* /d͡ʒ/ - ''d+closed front vowel'' -->  ''di'', ''de'' - /d͡ʒi  d͡ʒe/
* /d͡ʒ/ - ''d+closed front vowel'' -->  ''di'', ''de'' - /d͡ʒi  d͡ʒe/
* /j/ - Ø.  Only appears in falling diphthongs
* /j/ - Ø.  Only appears in falling diphthongs
* /ʀ/ - word final ''r'' with preceding ''a'' --> ''-ar'' - /aʀ/


==Changes==   
==Changes==   


'''Sounds Lost:'''
'''Sounds Lost:'''
* ''/β/'' to ''/b/'' 
* /β/ to /b/-
* ''/ʎ/''
* /ʎ/
* ''/ts/''
* /ts/
* ''/dz/''
* /dz/


'''Sounds Gained:'''
'''Sounds Gained:'''
* ''ɐ'' - â
* /ɐ/ - â
* ''w'' - qu+open vowel
* /w/ - qu+open vowel
* ''ŋ'' - ng
* /ŋ/ - ng
* ''ɫ'' - l+open vowel (word-initial only)
* /ɫ/ - l+open vowel (word-initial only)
* ''j'' - Ø. only appears in diphthongs
* /j/ - Ø. only appears in diphthongs
* ''h'' - word-initial r
* /h/ - word-initial r
* word initial v --> h?
*  
 


'''Other Changes:'''
'''Other Changes:'''
Line 453: Line 463:
|}
|}


===Playin' Around===


* I = ''eo''
* I = ''eo''
* you  = ''vosé''
* you  = ''vose'', ''tu''
* he, she = ''ele, ela''
* he, she = ''ele, ela''
* they = ''eles, elas''
* they = ''eles, elas''
Line 466: Line 477:




[[Category:Conlangs]]
eo gosto de cabalos - I like [the] horses
 
eo so um omem - I am a man  /ɛo sɔ um 'om.ɛm/
 
voses sou itelijentes - you.pl are smart  /vu'ses sow 'i.tel.i.ʒen.tɛs/
 
[[Category:Languages]]

Latest revision as of 02:40, 20 January 2017

This is an as-of-yet unstable Romance Conlang. I am just going to throw in a few ideas here until I decide which sounds I want changed from the rest of the Romance Languages, then I can start work on a vocabulary.

For Reference

Phonology of Galician-Portuguese, which is Coroanês' proto-language.

Vowels
Phoneme (IPA) Grapheme
/a/ a
/e/ e
/ɛ/ e
/i/ i
/o/ o
/ɔ/ o
/u/ u
Consonant phonemes of Galician-Portuguese
Bilabial consonant Labiodental-
labiodental
Dental consonant/
Alveolar consonant
Postalveolar-
Postalveolar
Palatal consonant Velar consonant
Nasal stop m n ɲ
Plosive consonant p b t d k ɡ
Fricative consonant β1 f s z ʃ ʒ2
Affricate consonant ts dz 2
Lateral consonant l ʎ
Trill consonant r
Flap consonant ɾ

Actual Language

Phonology

Vowels
Phonemes
Front Central Back
Closed /i/ i /u/ u
Near-closed /ɪ/ i
Mid-closed /e/ e /o/ o
Central
Mid-open /ɛ/ e /ɔ/ o
Near-open /ɐ/ â
Open /a/ a


Diphthongs
IPA Grapheme
/aj/ ai
/aw/ au
/ɐw/ âu
/ɛw/ eu
/ew/ eu
/ɛj/ ei/ê
/ej/ ei/ê
/ɔj/ oi
/ow/ ou
  • ê - stressed, ei - unstressed


Consonant phonemes of Coroanês
Bilabial consonant Labiodental-
labiodental
Dental consonant/
Alveolar consonant
Postalveolar-
Postalveolar
Palatal consonant Velar consonant Glottal consonant Uvular consonant
Nasal stop /m/ m /n/ n /ɲ/ gn /ŋ/ ng
Plosive consonant /p/ p /b/ b /t/ t /d/ d /k/ c /ɡ/ g
Fricative consonant /f/ f /s/ s /z/ z /ʃ/ x /ʒ/ j /h/ r /ʀ/ r
Affricate consonant /tʃ/ tx (?) /dʒ/ d
Lateral consonant /w/ uV /l/ l /ɫ/ l
Trill consonant /r/ r
Flap consonant /ɾ/ r
Approximate consonant /j/ Ø

Notes

  • /w/ - u+open vowel --> ua, , uo - /wa wɐ wo/ Also appears in falling diphthongs
  • /ɫ/ - l+open vowel (word-initial)
  • /d͡ʒ/ - d+closed front vowel --> di, de - /d͡ʒi d͡ʒe/
  • /j/ - Ø. Only appears in falling diphthongs
  • /ʀ/ - word final r with preceding a --> -ar - /aʀ/

Changes

Sounds Lost:

  • /β/ to /b/-
  • /ʎ/
  • /ts/
  • /dz/

Sounds Gained:

  • /ɐ/ - â
  • /w/ - qu+open vowel
  • /ŋ/ - ng
  • /ɫ/ - l+open vowel (word-initial only)
  • /j/ - Ø. only appears in diphthongs
  • /h/ - word-initial r

Other Changes:

  • rt/lt to r/l
  • word-final 's' to Ø Not counting plural marker
  • nd/nt to d/t
  • unstressed o to /u/
  • latin /o:/ to /u/


Vowel phonemes allowed in unstressed possition - /a i o/

A lingua coroanêsa' /'a 'lɪŋ.wa kuɾ.u.a.nejs.a/(?)

Numbers

Number Cardinal Ordinal
0 zero
1 un primêro
2 do seguno
3 trê terso
4 quatro quaro
5 sinco quito
6 sêsto
7 seti setimo
8 oxo oxabo
9 nobi nobeno
10 désimo
11 onzi dêsimo primêro
12 dozi dêsimo seguno
13 trêzi dêsimo terso
14 catorzi dêsimo quaro
15 quinzi déccimo quito
16 dêsi dêcimo sêsto
17 dêseti dêcimo setimo
18 dêioxo dêcimo oxabo
19 dêinobi dêcimo nobeno
20 biti bijesimo
21 biti i un bijesimo primêro
22 biti i do bijesimo seguno
30 trita tijesimo
31 trita i un trijesimo primêro
40 quareta quatrajesimo
50 sincueta quiquajesimo
60 sêseta sêstajesimo
70 seteta - seta setajesimo
80 oxeta oxojesimo
90 nobeta nonajesimo
100 sen sentêsimo

Playin' Around

  • I = eo
  • you = vose, tu
  • he, she = ele, ela
  • they = eles, elas
  • we =no
  • the man = o omem
  • the woman = a muler
  • the boy = o neno
  • the girl = a nina


eo gosto de cabalos - I like [the] horses

eo so um omem - I am a man /ɛo sɔ um 'om.ɛm/

voses sou itelijentes - you.pl are smart /vu'ses sow 'i.tel.i.ʒen.tɛs/