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== | ==Additional Details== | ||
===Writing Conventions=== | |||
: | : Capitalization functions a bit differently from other languages using the Latin script, in that capitalization is only used at the start of proper names, thus the first word of an Indeyivroplu sentence will not necessarily be capitalized. | ||
: | : In the formal register, a hyphen (-) should be appended at the morpheme boundary of all proper names. | ||
: | : If typing diacritics is not supported, those 5 letters of the Latin script should be written as their base form plus an apostraphe ('). For Cyrillic, the 3 special letters can become their base form plus '''ь'''. | ||
: | : Note that affricates do not phonemically exist in Indeyivroplu, so their equivalents are always orthographically 2 letters. | ||
: In the specific case of an Indeyivroplu word being used as a proper noun (i.e. when translating titles of media to Indeyivroplu), the word is to be capitalized but a comma is appended instead of a hyphen. | |||
===Setting=== | ===Setting=== | ||
The fictional region where Indeyivroplu is spoken would be located along parts of the northern shore of the Danube river in Romania by the Bulgarian border, and is called ''Tsaxikézaf'' (locally transliterated to ''Țahichezaf'' or ''Цахикезаф''). This location was chosen because it is the geographic midpoint between the capitals of the home nations of Indeyivroplu's eight constituent languages. | The fictional region where Indeyivroplu is spoken would be located along parts of the northern shore of the Danube river in Romania by the Bulgarian border, and is called ''Tsaxikézaf'' (locally transliterated to ''Țahichezaf'' or ''Цахикезаф''). This location was chosen because it is the geographic midpoint between the capitals of the home nations of Indeyivroplu's eight constituent languages. | ||
==Indeyivroplu Resources== | ==Indeyivroplu Resources== | ||