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'''Albionian''' ({{gael|ta Alabenꞅcina}} or {{gael|ten Alabenscaì jiezyc}}) is a Slavic language spoken in Crackfic Irta Scotland. It has phonologically conservative features, such as the retention of the Proto-Balto-Slavic acute as stød, but is meant to be mutually intelligible with our Slavic languages, especially Czech and Slovak. It has as many Brythonic and Goidelic loanwords as Polish has German loanwords. It's notable for having vowel umlaut. | '''Albionian''' ({{gael|ta Alabenꞅcina}} or {{gael|ten Alabenscaì jiezyc}}) is a Slavic language spoken in Crackfic Irta Scotland. It has phonologically conservative features, such as the retention of the Proto-Balto-Slavic acute as stød, but is meant to be mutually intelligible with our Slavic languages, especially Czech and Slovak. It has as many Brythonic and Goidelic loanwords as Polish has German loanwords. It's notable for having vowel umlaut. | ||
"What if Czech had a mixed OE-Gàidhlig-Icelandic orthography" | |||
==Todo== | ==Todo== | ||
* insular ꞅ for /s/, s for /ʃ/? or should it be the other way round (because Irish ꞅ would often be /ʃ/) | * insular ꞅ for /s/, s for /ʃ/? or should it be the other way round (because Irish ꞅ would often be /ʃ/) | ||