Tũka: Difference between revisions

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| nativename = i tũka

| altname = Tuica

| pronunciation = ~~i̯ ˈtuj.ka~~

| pronunciation = i tujka

| created = 2024

| creator = User:Jukethatbox

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| notice = ipa

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'''Tũka'''(/tuːkə/; <small>Tũka</small>: [[Help:IPA|[~~ˈtuj.ka~~]]]), also called '''Tuica''', is an [[A priori|a priori]] [[Artistic language|artlang]] that follows the design principle of "simple sounds, complex grammar". In principle, the language is heavily influenced by [[Toki Pona]], though the orthography is inspired by [[w:Polynesian languages|Polynesian languages]] and [[w:Portuguese language|Portuguese]].

'''Tũka'''(/tuːkə/; <small>Tũka</small>: [[Help:IPA|[tujka]]]), also called '''Tuica''', is an [[A priori|a priori]] [[Artistic language|artlang]] that follows the design principle of "simple sounds, complex grammar". In principle, the language is heavily influenced by [[Toki Pona]], though the orthography is inspired by [[w:Polynesian languages|Polynesian languages]] and [[w:Portuguese language|Portuguese]].

==Phonology==

===Orthography===

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~~===Prosody===~~

~~====Stress====~~

~~Tũka uses a prototonic stress pattern.~~

===Phonotactics===

Tũka uses what I call Juke's law, which I have used in other languages, like in [[Kutic#Phonotactics|Kutic]] and [[Proto-Tassinean#Agin's law|Proto-Tassinean]]. Essentially, two phonemes of the same consonant category(e.g. plosive, fricative, etc.) can not be directly adjacent to each other, e.g. /tka/ would not be possible, as both /t/ and /k/ are plosives.

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 | nativename = i tũka
 | altname = Tuica
-| pronunciation = i̯ ˈtuj.ka
+| pronunciation = i tujka
 | created = 2024
 | creator = User:Jukethatbox
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 | notice = ipa
 }}
-'''Tũka'''(/tuːkə/; <small>Tũka</small>: [[Help:IPA|[ˈtuj.ka]]]), also called '''Tuica''', is an [[A priori|a priori]] [[Artistic language|artlang]] that follows the design principle of "simple sounds, complex grammar". In principle, the language is heavily influenced by [[Toki Pona]], though the orthography is inspired by [[w:Polynesian languages|Polynesian languages]] and [[w:Portuguese language|Portuguese]].
+'''Tũka'''(/tuːkə/; <small>Tũka</small>: [[Help:IPA|[tujka]]]), also called '''Tuica''', is an [[A priori|a priori]] [[Artistic language|artlang]] that follows the design principle of "simple sounds, complex grammar". In principle, the language is heavily influenced by [[Toki Pona]], though the orthography is inspired by [[w:Polynesian languages|Polynesian languages]] and [[w:Portuguese language|Portuguese]].
 ==Phonology==
 ===Orthography===
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 | a || || aː ⟨ah⟩||
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-===Prosody===
-====Stress====
-Tũka uses a prototonic stress pattern.
 ===Phonotactics===
 Tũka uses what I call Juke's law, which I have used in other languages, like in [[Kutic#Phonotactics|Kutic]] and [[Proto-Tassinean#Agin's law|Proto-Tassinean]]. Essentially, two phonemes of the same consonant category(e.g. plosive, fricative, etc.) can not be directly adjacent to each other, e.g. /tka/ would not be possible, as both /t/ and /k/ are plosives.