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| :[[Schong/Lexicon]]
| | Source of Æ-Xenic loans for a number of other languages spoken near Bjỏr Æ. Æ had three non-entering tone and one checked tone at this stage. |
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| {{Infobox language
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| |creator = [[User:IlL|IlL]]
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| |name = {{PAGENAME}}
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| |nativename = jahn Schong
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| |pronunciation= /jan41 sʰɔŋ55/
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| |setting = [[Verse:Tricin]]
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| |region = Bjeheond
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| |familycolor=lakovic
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| |fam1=[[Lakovic]]
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| |fam2=Tumhanic
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| |script=Windermere script
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| |iso3=
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| |notice=IPA
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| '''Schong''' (''shong'', natively ''jahn Schong'' /jan41 sʰɔŋ55/; [[Hlou]]: ''Ntzog Xöl'') is a [[Lakovic languages|Lakovic language]] (related to [[Windermere]]), spoken in [[Verse:Tricin/Tumhan|Tumhan]]. It's inspired by Dutch, Cantonese, Thai and Burmese.
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| Schong is thought to be an exonym from a Hlou-Shum language, ultimately from "Ashan" (a name for a Lakovic speaking people or a Talman region?); however, Schong is in the Tumhanic branch, not Ashanic.
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| ==Todo==
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| ''jahn'' 'language' ~ Old Wdm. șahn 'word'
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| ''khowh'' 'person'
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| ==External history==
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| Schong is, in many ways, the second incarnation of my old [[Neck Thai]], which was a Thai giblang spelled like Dutch.
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| ==Phonology==
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| Monophthongs: a e i o u m n ng l /a e i o u m n ŋ l/
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| m n ng = /m n ŋ/
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| p t ts k ' = /p t ts k ʔ/
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| ph th tsh kh = aspirated
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| s sch h = /s sʰ h/
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| w r l j = /w r l j/
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| tones:
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| Tone 1 (high level): a e i o uu m n ng l
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| Tone 2 (rising): aa ee ii oo uu mm nn nng ll
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| Tone 3 (falling): ah eh ih oh uh uh mh nh ngh lh
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| ==Grammar==
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| Atelic: ''schak''; telic: lack of ''schak''
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Latest revision as of 23:11, 4 May 2023
Source of Æ-Xenic loans for a number of other languages spoken near Bjỏr Æ. Æ had three non-entering tone and one checked tone at this stage.