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'''Trây''' /trɑj/ is a Vietnamese- and German-inspired descendant of Classical [[Windermere]]. It is official in the Talman nation Venh Trây. | '''Trây''' /trɑj/ is a Vietnamese- and German-inspired descendant of Classical [[Windermere]]. It is official in the Talman nation Venh Trây. | ||
p, t > b, đ; b, d > p, t | p-, t- > b-, đ-; b, d > p, t | ||
y, w > d, v | y, w > d, v | ||
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scăy = forest | scăy = forest | ||
prith > prêch 'autumn' | |||
hălsieth > hozich 'warmth' | |||
==Phonology== | ==Phonology== | ||
"Nontonal Vietnamese"? | "Nontonal Vietnamese"? |
Revision as of 17:12, 12 August 2018
Trây /trɑj/ is a Vietnamese- and German-inspired descendant of Classical Windermere. It is official in the Talman nation Venh Trây.
p-, t- > b-, đ-; b, d > p, t
y, w > d, v
HGCS on final consonants
e, o, ea, oa > e, o, iê, uô
i, u, ie, ua > ê, ô, i, u
ü, üe > y, y
Numbers: tuôn, râtz, stêu, smac, myts, đâc, puôt, seb, luôi, thâp, zădau, sryc
svâc = mouth
scăy = forest
prith > prêch 'autumn'
hălsieth > hozich 'warmth'
Phonology
"Nontonal Vietnamese"?
Consonants
m n ng
p t c ' /p t k ʔ/ (unaspirated)
b đ /b d/ (implosive)
ph th kh /f θ x/
v d g /v ð ɣ/
z s x (as in Basque)
tz ts tx (as in Basque)
r l /r L/
-n > -nh after i, y, ê, e
-t > -ch after i, y, ê, e
Vowels
ă a â e ê i/y o ô u /ə æ ɑ ɛ e i ɔ o u/
iê uô /iə uə/
ay ây ăy oi ôi au âu ău eu êu
Grammar
Welshy auxiliaries