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*1: ''wahm'' /vɛːmʔ/ | *1: ''wahm'' /vɛːmʔ/ | ||
*2: ''diƨƨer'' / | *2: ''diƨƨer'' /tiʃʌˤ/ | ||
*3: ''narg'' /nɔˤːʊ̯ʔ/ | *3: ''narg'' /nɔˤːʊ̯ʔ/ | ||
*4: ''đauf'' / | *4: ''đauf'' /ɡɶːʊ̯/ | ||
*5: ''säliƨ'' /ze̝ːli/ | *5: ''säliƨ'' /ze̝ːli/ | ||
*6: ''stuhm'' /sd̥ʉːmʔ/ | *6: ''stuhm'' /sd̥ʉːmʔ/ | ||
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*8: ''lerz'' /laːˁd̥/ | *8: ''lerz'' /laːˁd̥/ | ||
*9: ''pfarb'' /pfɔˤːʊ̯ʔ/ | *9: ''pfarb'' /pfɔˤːʊ̯ʔ/ | ||
*10: ''kier'' / | *10: ''kier'' /tʃʰɤˁːʔ/ | ||
[[Category:Wiebic languages]][[Category:Pfeunic languages]][[Category:PfK languages]] | [[Category:Wiebic languages]][[Category:Pfeunic languages]][[Category:PfK languages]] | ||
Revision as of 01:25, 27 December 2015
Hederdau is one of the more conservative lects of Wiebian. It is meant to parody Danish and Vietnamese.
Phonology
Initials
Vowels
The pharyngealized vowels are similar to pharyngealized vowels in Chemnitz German.
| Front | Central | Back | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| unrounded | rounded | unrounded | rounded | ||||||
| short | long | short | long | short | long | short | long | long | |
| Close | /i/ | /iː/ | /y/ | /yː/ | /ʉː/ | ||||
| Near-close | /ɪ̟/ | /ɪ̟ː/ | /ɵ/ | /ɵː/ | /ɤːˁ/ | /ʊːˁ/ | |||
| Mid | /ø/ | /øː/ | /ə/ | /oːˁ/ | |||||
| Open-mid | /ɛ/ | /ɛː/ | /œː/ | /ɞ/ | /ʌˁ/ | /ɔːˁ/ | |||
| Open | /aːˁ/ | ||||||||
Diphthongs: /ae aɵ/
Finals
Stød
Hederdau has three levels of stød:
- no stød: wans /vɛn/ 'stick'
- weak stød, realized as creaky voice: Wande /vɛ̰n/ 'body'
- strong stød, realized as final glottal stop: wann /vɛnʔ/ 'bake'
Numbers
- 1: wahm /vɛːmʔ/
- 2: diƨƨer /tiʃʌˤ/
- 3: narg /nɔˤːʊ̯ʔ/
- 4: đauf /ɡɶːʊ̯/
- 5: säliƨ /ze̝ːli/
- 6: stuhm /sd̥ʉːmʔ/
- 7: rut /ʁʉːð̩ʔ/
- 8: lerz /laːˁd̥/
- 9: pfarb /pfɔˤːʊ̯ʔ/
- 10: kier /tʃʰɤˁːʔ/