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Kəthaulə is a the first conlang created by Tristan McConnell-Evans when he was thirteen years old to experiment with the idea of conlanging, it was designed to be familiar to home and strange enough to be more interesting than English (his native language), it was inspired by many of the romantic languages and German as well, he has also considered having it be a secondary language for his future family to use.
Kəthaulə is a the product of a young conlanger created as an experiment with the idea of conlanging, it was designed to be familiar to home and strange enough to be more interesting than English (their native language), it was inspired by many of the European, it was considered having it be a secondary language for regular use by theirself.


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==Introduction==
Kəthaulə is a the first conlang created by Tristan McConnell-Evans when he was thirteen years old to experiment with the idea of conlanging, it was designed to be familiar to home and strange enough to be more interesting than English (his native language), it was inspired by many of the romantic languages and German as well.
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| '''l''' || /l/ || as in ‘leaf’
| '''l''' || /l/ || as in ‘leaf’
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| '''r''' || /ɹ~r~ɾ/ || as in ‘reed’
| '''r''' || /ɹ~r~ɾ/ || as in ‘reed’, or whatever rhotic sound is preferred.
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|colspan=3| '''''Semi-Vowels / Glides'''''
|colspan=3| '''''Semi-Vowels / Glides'''''
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| '''i, e''' || /i/ || as ''ee'' in ‘b''ee'''n’
| '''i, e''' || /i/ || as ''ee'' in ‘b''ee'''n’
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| '''e, ay''' || /e/ || as ''ay'' in ‘b'''ay'''’
| '''e, ay''' || /ei/ || as ''ay'' in ‘b'''ay'''’
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| '''e''' || /ɛ/ || as ''e'' in ‘b'''e'''t’
| '''e''' || /ɛ/ || as ''e'' in ‘b'''e'''t’
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| '''a, ā''' || /a/ || as ''a'' in ‘b'''a'''t’
| '''a, ā''' || /a/ || as ''a'' in ‘b'''a'''d’
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|colspan=3| '''''Back'''''
|colspan=3| '''''Back'''''
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| '''uh, ə, ö''' || /ʌ/ || as ''u'' in ‘b'''u'''t’
| '''uh, ə, ö''' || /ʌ/ || as ''u'' in ‘b'''u'''t’
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| '''au, a''' || /ɔ/ || as ''ou'' in ‘b'''ou'''ght’
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| '''o''' || /o/ || as ''oa'' in ‘b'''oa'''t’
| '''o''' || /o/ || as ''oa'' in ‘b'''oa'''t’
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|colspan=3| '''''Diphthongs'''''
|colspan=3| '''''Diphthongs'''''
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| '''ai''' || /aɪ̯/ || as ''i'' in ‘b'''i'''te’
| '''ai''' || /ai/ || as ''i'' in ‘b'''i'''te’
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| '''au, ow''' || /aʊ̯/ || as ''ow'' in ‘c'''ow'''’
| '''au, ow''' || /au/ || as ''ow'' in ‘c'''ow'''’
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| '''V̊''' || /Ø/ || when a vowel has a ring above it it is silent.
| '''V̊''' || /Ø/ || when a vowel has a ring above it it is silent.