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|name = Asári | |name = Asári | ||
|nativename = Asári | |nativename = Asári | ||
|pronunciation = | |pronunciation = aˌsa:'ri | ||
|region = Much of Known Galaxy | |region = Much of Known Galaxy | ||
|states = Thessia and other Asari Worlds, the Citadel | |states = Thessia and other Asari Worlds, the Citadel | ||
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|date = 2185 | |date = 2185 | ||
|familycolor = Asáric | |familycolor = Asáric | ||
|fam2 = High Asári | |fam2 = High Asári | ||
| | |scripts = * [[w:Latin script|Latin script]] | ||
* Asari Script | |||
|creator = User:Darthme | |||
}} | }} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Languages]] | ||
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Stress falls on the first syllable of a word, unless specified otherwise by an accented vowel. Vowels in stressed syllables are always long, if a length distinction can be made for that vowel. This can change the meaning of seemingly homophonic words: | Stress falls on the first syllable of a word, unless specified otherwise by an accented vowel. Vowels in stressed syllables are always long, if a length distinction can be made for that vowel. This can change the meaning of seemingly homophonic words: | ||
*''teporu'' [te: | *''teporu'' ['te:,pɔ,rʉ] (high, adj.) vs. ''tepóru'' [tɛ'po:,rʉ] (gate, n.) | ||
===Glides=== | ===Glides=== | ||
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Verbs have a complex structure in Asári, and form the only part of the langauge that requires significant study to learn well. | Verbs have a complex structure in Asári, and form the only part of the langauge that requires significant study to learn well. | ||
There are two verb conjugation classes: definite and indefinite. Under these categories verbs are also inflected for | There are two verb conjugation classes: definite and indefinite. Under these categories verbs are also inflected for 6 cases: Accusative, Dative, Genitive, Instrumental, | ||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||