Hyperkorean: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 04:45, 5 December 2023

Hyperkorean is a hypothetical future evolution of Modern Korean.

/b ṽ m p f v/ /bʲ ṽʲ mʲ pʲ fʲ vʲ/ /d ɾ̃ n t tʰ l̠ˑ ɾ/ /dʑ tɕʰ tɕ ʑ/ /ɟ ʝ̃ ɲ c ç ʎ ð̞ʲ j/ /ŋ k x g~ɣ/ /h s ɕ/ /ʉ i u o̞ e̞ a/

ʉ is y after a palatalized consonant

(Initial syllable tone)

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-== Native names ==
+'''Hyperkorean''' is a hypothetical future evolution of Modern Korean.
-== Names from Arabic ==
-Often unadapted or semi-adapted: Emel, Cerìm, Feàd&#817;ime, Rabì{{3}}, ... (Feàd&#817;ime is pronounced Feàd&#817;ama by less educated speakers)
-===Modern Arabic names===
+== Phonology ==
-* Fz{{cll}}ùlì 'curious'
+/b ṽ m p f v/
-* {{big3}}abìr{{cll}} (f) 'fragrance'
+/bʲ ṽʲ mʲ pʲ fʲ vʲ/
+/d ɾ̃ n t tʰ l̠ˑ ɾ/
+/dʑ tɕʰ tɕ ʑ/
+/ɟ ʝ̃ ɲ c ç ʎ ð̞ʲ j/
+/ŋ k x g~ɣ/
+/h s ɕ/
+/ʉ i u o̞ e̞ a/
-== From other languages ==
+ʉ is y after a palatalized consonant
-Irish and English names are common; Irish names are read in the ''{{3}}agmì'' reading
-=== Irish ===
-Alsdair
-=== Khmer ===
-* P{{cll}}dacnìje 'commitment'
-* Suben 'dream'
-== Surnames ==
+(Initial syllable tone)
-Irish, Irta English and French surnames
-=== Native ===
-el + adjective (agrees for gender)