- For the Trician tonal language called Ntzog Schlaub natively, see Hlou.
Schlaub (de slůbsce Språhe) is a descendant of Old High German spoken in Lõis's Germany.
Alphabet
Schlaub uses the Latin alphabet nowadays, but there's also an older and less commonly used writing system based on Etruscan.
Nouns
The definite article is de, and the indefinite article is en. Schlaub lost Old High German grammatical gender but not case.
| Case |
Singular |
Plural
|
| Nominative |
de |
di
|
| Accusative |
den |
di
|
| Dative |
den |
den
|
| Genitive |
der |
der
|
Nouns commonly pluralize in -e, -er, -en or not at all depending on the historical gender of the word. Here are some common declension patterns:
| Case |
Singular |
Plural
|
| Nominative |
de Wort |
di Wort
|
| Accusative |
den Wort |
di Wort
|
| Dative |
den Worte |
den Worten
|
| Genitive |
der Worter |
der Worter
|
| Case |
Singular |
Plural
|
| Nominative |
de Gebe |
di Gebe
|
| Accusative |
den Gebe |
di Gebe
|
| Dative |
den Gebe |
den Geben
|
| Genitive |
der Geber |
der Geber
|
| Case |
Singular |
Plural
|
| Nominative |
de Gast |
di Geste
|
| Accusative |
den Gast |
di Geste
|
| Dative |
den Gaste |
den Gesten
|
| Genitive |
der Gaster |
der Gester
|
| Case |
Singular |
Plural
|
| Nominative |
de Sĭte |
di Site
|
| Accusative |
den Sĭte |
di Site
|
| Dative |
den Sĭte |
den Siten
|
| Genitive |
der Sĭter |
der Siter
|
| Case |
Singular |
Plural
|
| Nominative |
de Năme |
di Nămen
|
| Accusative |
den Năme |
di Nămen
|
| Dative |
den Năme |
den Nămen
|
| Genitive |
der Nămer |
der Nămer
|
Adjectives
As in Thedish, the weak adjective declension has completely replaced the strong one. Here's an example:
| Case |
Singular |
Plural
|
| Nominative |
blinte |
blinten
|
| Accusative, Dative, Genitive |
blinten |
blinten
|