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...hout this article, Tinnermockaar might be written in its own alphabet. The native orthography is moderately phonemic but it includes some etymological contra ...historical dental /n̪/ and an alveolar /n/. Orthographic evidence (in the native Tinnermockaar script) suggests that the two sounds might have first adopted

|speakers = ~70,000 ...{term|ӄаўа}}''" ("''qawa''", "coffee") is from [[wikipedia:Arabic language|Arabic]] and "''тил''" ("''til''", "language") comes from [[wikipedia:Old Turki

'''Voltch''' (native: ''voalc'' /vo̯altʃ/) is an [[w:Anglic_languages|Anglic language]] descen |speakers = -->

...as cataloged and assigned a value equal to the cube root of the language’s speakers. Then all phonetic inventories were added together, and the phonemes that h In order to accommodate a wider array of speakers and to facilitate faster speech, Manmino allows flexible allophonic pronunc

'''Cathardic''' (native: ''kathárdikhu'' /kaˈθaɾdixu/) is an African Romance language. |speakers = -->

|speakers = Stress in native words is similar to our Maltese.

'''Gemendic''' (/dʒəˈmɛndɪk/, native: gemendesc /ʒemenˈdesk/) is an East Germanic language. |speakers = -->

| '''Total Speakers:''' || ~ 18,000,000 | '''Inspirations:''' || Arabic, German, Finnish, Welsh, Basque, English, Menominee

...eatural orthography, its agglutinative grammar, and its organic mixture of native and Sinitic vocabulary. |speakers = Unknown

'''Kola''' (Native: ጅቆለ /d͡ʒɨˈkʼolə/, Arabic script: جقوله, Ethiopicist Latin script: ''Jïqolä'', Bantuist Latin |speakers = -->

|speakers = 90 million ...e in Jarthe and is strikingly similar to reconstructed Proto-Germanic. Its speakers are called Gloms (''Glóme''). {{PAGENAME}} is intended to have a pseudo-Ir

|speakers = 52 million '''Brytho-Hellenic''', '''Brythohellenic''' or simply '''Neohellenic''' (the native name is ''Elynic'') is a language that is spoken nowadays in a different ti

|speakers=1,500 of the written language ...r=1971}}</ref> making it unusually easy to learn, at least for those whose native languages were sources of Interlingua's [[vocabulary]] and grammar.<ref nam

|speakers = {{formatnum:5000000}} ...Dár Lífasyám'', spoken by the majority of its population. Lifashian is the native language of about five million people in the world, the majority of which i

...r Somali) and ''Af Maay''. However, since it is a Somali dialect, Af Mexee speakers refer to their language simply as ''Af Soomaali''. ...Coda ''t'', ''k'', and ''m'' may also occur in non-native words, mostly of Arabic origin. In many cases, variants with the expected ''d'', ''g'', or ''n'' e

...Qino afka'' /ɠíno afka/, Western Arabic script: <big>ڧں أڢک</big>, Eastern Arabic script: <big>قن أفك</big>, Ge'ez script: ቅኖ አፍከ) is a Cushit |speakers = -->

|speakers = {{formatnum:1905000000}} ...ut 1,9 billion people on the planet define themselves as native Chlouvānem speakers, more than for any other Calémerian language.

|speakers = 3 billion The 3 suffixes o / a / e have the following native names (with examples in brackets):

'''Gothedish''' (Native: ''Guþþydske'' /ˈɡuːθʏtskə/) is an East Germanic language. One of i |speakers = -->

|speakers = --> ...pt = [[Celabrian]], [[w:Latin_alphabet|Latin]], [[w:Arabic alphabet|Arabic]], [[w:Cyrillic script|Cyrillic]]