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| '''Balangbalang''' (''kal balaŋbalaŋ'') is an auxiliary language of the Rulakian continent of Lumina. In universe, it was created by the legendary Ferlitian linguist Hots Dzanuŋul.
| | Etalocin literature consists mostly of that of the Clofabian and Dodellian civilizations. |
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| It's widely spoken in Qazhra, Ferlitia and Bülkhôjtia.
| | =Clofabian literature= |
| | | =Dodellian literature= |
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| ==Introduction==
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| ==Phonology==
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| Balangbalang has the following vowels: ''a e i o u ơ ư'' /a e i o u ə ɨ/ and the following consonants:
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| ''p t c č k'' /p t ts tʃ k/
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| ''b d dz dž g'' /b d dz dʒ g/
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| ''f s š h'' /f s ʃ h/
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| ''m n ŋ'' /m n ŋ/
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| ''w l r j'' /w l r j/
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| ===Morphophonology===
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| ==Morphology==
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| Balangbalang uses the suffixed definite article ''-ku''.
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| The genitive case ending is ''-o'', which sometimes triggers syncope of the preceding vowel.
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| There is also a comparative case, ''-eš'', and a vocative case, ''-a''.
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| * Esperanto is harder than Balangbalang: ''Ơt kal Esperanto tưtko hir Balaŋbalŋeš.'' (COPULA language Esperanto-GEN difficult.NOUN-GEN more Balangbalang-COMP)
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| ==Syntax==
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| Balangbalang is VSO.
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| ===Constituent order===
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| ===Noun phrase===
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| Noun phrases are head-initial.
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| ''jơf šubno'' = fox's head
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| ''šubun ralkočo'' = fox who eats
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