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Monophthongs: a e i o oe eu u /a e~ə i o u ø y/ | Monophthongs: a e i o oe eu u m n ng l/a e~ə i o u ø y m n ŋ l/ | ||
m n nj | m n nj | ||
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ph th tsh kh = aspirated | ph th tsh kh = aspirated | ||
s sch | s sch h = /s sʰ h/ | ||
w r l j = /w r l j/ | w r l j = /w r l j/ | ||
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tones: | tones: | ||
Tone 1 (high level): a e i o oe | Tone 1 (high level): a e i o oe u m n ng | ||
Tone 2 (rising): aa ee ii oo ooe | Tone 2 (rising): aa ee ii oo ooe uu mm nn nng | ||
Tone 3 (falling): ah eh ih oh oeh euh uh | Tone 3 (falling): ah eh ih oh oeh euh uh mh nh ngh | ||
Revision as of 23:21, 29 August 2018
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| jahn Schong | |
| Pronunciation | [/jan41 sʰɔŋ55/] |
| Created by | IlL, Praimhín |
| Setting | Verse:Tricin |
Lakovic
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Schong (shong, natively jahn Schong /jan41 sʰɔŋ55/) is a Lakovic language, related to Windermere. It's inspired by Dutch, Burmese, Cantonese and Khmer.
Schong = an exonym (from a Hlou-Shum language?) ultimately from Ashan
Todo
jahn 'language' ~ Old Wdm. șahn 'word'
External history
Schong is, in many ways, the second incarnation of my old Neck Thai (a Thai giblang spelled like Dutch). It also has Cantonese and Allemañisch elements.
Phonology
Monophthongs: a e i o oe eu u m n ng l/a e~ə i o u ø y m n ŋ l/
m n nj
p t ts k ' = /p t ts k ʔ/
b d z g = /b d dz g/
ph th tsh kh = aspirated
s sch h = /s sʰ h/
w r l j = /w r l j/
tones:
Tone 1 (high level): a e i o oe u m n ng
Tone 2 (rising): aa ee ii oo ooe uu mm nn nng
Tone 3 (falling): ah eh ih oh oeh euh uh mh nh ngh