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| NativeName    = Ròmnica
| NativeName    = Ròmnica
| Type          = Agglutinative
| Type          = Agglutinative
| Alignment    = Direct
| Alignment    = Nominative-accusative
| order        = VSO
| order        = VSO
| adjective    = final
| adjective    = final
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| Aspect        = yes
| Aspect        = yes
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|Phonology      = 90
|Phonology      = 100
|NounCases      = 70
|NounCases      = 100
|NounDef        = 100
|NounDef        = 100
|NounNumbers    = 100
|NounNumbers    = 100
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|AdjComparative = 0
|AdjComparative = 0
|AdjSuperlative = 0
|AdjSuperlative = 0
|AdjGen        = 100
|Supine        = 100
|Supine        = 100
|Gerund        = 100
|Gerund        = 100
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|Infinitive    = 100
|Infinitive    = 100
|Modality      = 100
|Modality      = 100
|Words          = 6
|Words          = 3
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Inspiration
Inspiration
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Ròmnica was originally meant to be a Romance language, which would borrow greatly from Spanish. In the end, the language became more of an experiment of a conlang with a large number of phonemes. Later on, more and more experimental ideas for my conlang designs were integrated into it, such as clicks and "agglutinative" verbs. Then on, it was taken for translating poems and for using those Ròmnica lyrics for short songs.
Ròmnica was originally meant to be a Romance language, which would borrow greatly from Spanish. In the end, the language became more of an experiment of a conlang with a large number of phonemes. Later on, more and more experimental ideas for my conlang designs were integrated into it. Then on, it was taken for translating poems and for using those Ròmnica lyrics for short songs.


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When conjugating verbs to the present tense, the stress changes to the stem. In most cases, this means that the stem takes an accent.
When conjugating verbs to the present tense, the stress changes to the stem. In most cases, this means that the stem takes an accent.


When conjugating a verb that affects an accusative and/or a dative object, their pronouns are added to the end of the verb. Like, when expressing the phrase "I throw the ball to him", the verb "'''tracar'''" is used. (Ball is '''pol'''). This phrase would be "'''Xotrácle-el lø pol ca el.'''", where the accusative is added to the end of the verb, and the dative is added after a hyphen.
When conjugating a verb that affects an accusative and/or a dative object, their pronouns are added to the end of the verb. Like, when expressing the phrase "I throw the ball to him", the verb "'''tracar'''" is used. (Ball is '''pol'''). This phrase would be "'''Xotrácle-el lø pol.'''", where the accusative is added to the end of the verb, and the dative is added after a hyphen.


==Morphology==
==Morphology==
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[[Category:Conlangs]]
[[Category:Languages]]
[[Category:Romance]]