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'''Latirdo''' ''(Latirdan kess/ψoⱶιɥҷoⱱ ϑ϶ƽƽ ''[latiːɾdan kɛsː]'')'' is a [[Fictional language|fictional language]] developed for use in books including "Ulmusea" by Jude A. P. MacNair. Latirdo is spoken by close to 9 million people in Latirda, it's fictional theoretical place of origin. The language comes from the family sub-group West-Isiat and is grouped closely and is almost mutually intelligible with several other West-Isiat languages, such as "Leitídu", "Sukkista Isiat", and "Tehteluo". This language has been being constructed for over a year now and its dictionary has gotten to 3,200 words. Latirdo traditionally uses the Isialuior Script, but for ease of reading and typing, in this article the Latin Script is used to write.
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! colspan="2" style="font-size:100%; color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|<big>Latirdo</big><br>''ψoⱶιɥҷoⱱ ϑ϶ƽƽ''
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Pronunciation:
| style="text-align: left;" |latiːɾdan kɛsː
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Spoken in:
| style="text-align: left;" |Latirda, Leitídua, Sukkistanas, Tehteluanasta, Keshtaffvikst
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Total speakers:
| style="text-align: left;" |1.186 billion
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:List of language families|Language family]]:
| style="text-align: left;" |Isiat-West
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:Writing system|Writing system]]:
| style="text-align: left;" |Isialuior Script (ϑɞ᾿oⱱ ιƽιoψɞιơɥ)
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! colspan="2" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Official status
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:Official language|Official language in]]:
| style="text-align: left;" |Latirda, Sukkistanas, Keshtaffvikst
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! colspan="2" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|Language codes
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:List of ISO 639-1 codes|ISO 639-1]]
| style="text-align: left;" |ltr
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:List of ISO 639-2 codes|ISO 639-2]]
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! colspan="1" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|[[wikipedia:SIL International|SIL]]
| style="text-align: left;" |ltr
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! colspan="2" style="color: {{{fontcolor}}}; background-color: {{{familycolor}}};"|See also: [[wikipedia:Language|Language]] &ndash; [[wikipedia:Lists of languages|Lists of languages]]
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'''Latirdo''' ''(Latirdan kess/ψoⱶιɥҷoⱱ ϑ϶ƽƽ ''[latiːɾdan kɛsː]'')'' is a [[Fictional language|fictional language]] developed for use in books including "Ulmusea" by [[User:Sihithe Avralte|Sihithe Avralte]]. Latirdo is spoken by close to a billion and a quarter people in Latirda, it's fictional theoretical place of origin. The language comes from the family sub-group West-Isiat and is grouped closely and is almost mutually intelligible with several other West-Isiat languages, such as "Leitídu", "[[Sukkista Isiat]]", and "Tehteluo". This language has been being constructed for over a year now and its dictionary has gotten to 3,300 words. Latirdo traditionally uses the Isialuior Script, but for ease of reading and typing, in this article the Latin Script is used to write. Latirdo serves as a lingua franca for all nations in West Okkirna, almost all of whose languages are of the West Isiat family, thus related to Latirdo, as far as fluent native speakers go, the number is limited to only about 740 million who are those who inhabit Latirda itself.
 


== Phonology ==
== Phonology ==
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Infinitives can also be treated like nouns, and can be declined, like in the sentence (I like to read) one would use the form "luea" as a noun, taking the COOMITATIVE case as is require with the verb "mirea", it would become (Eté mie luea'''lte'''
Infinitives can also be treated like nouns, and can be declined, like in the sentence (I like to read) one would use the form "luea" as a noun, taking the COOMITATIVE case as is require with the verb "mirea", it would become (Eté mie luea'''lte'''
==== ZERO PERSON ====
it is formed by putting verb in 3rd person singular conjugation with any tense and mood needed, then adding hyphenated '-nei', meaning 'one' onto the end
Example: One cannot think here. Uy-pivanus-nei étte.


===== Irregular Verbs =====
===== Irregular Verbs =====
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   (σ϶өιψ ⱶơιɥƿ oɥ ⱶɞӈ϶ⱱ ҧ϶ɥⱶoɥ ɤ϶ɞ϶ ϱớϻισơҧⱱo ɞιϑⱱoϻιƽƽιƿ ϶ψ ⱶơɥơƽϑιɥo өɞ ϑoϑƽoψ ƽo oɥ ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ ơƨ ιϻɞⱶⱶoɥιoɥ σíⱶⱶoɥoψψ϶. ιƽƽ ƽɞ ιƽƽ oɥɜ̃ҧө϶өιψ, ƽⱶι ӈɞөơɥ ɞɤoөιψ ϶ƽⱶ. ɞԇ-϶ɥɞψ ƽϑɞ᾿o ⱱɞɥϑ϶ⱱⱶι϶ҷιƽ өɞ ϑoƽƽơψⱱoөιψ ϶ⱱɤ ⱱoƽ϶ⱶ. ƽⱶι σⱶoөιψ ӈɞ ⱶɞƽƽ ƽɞ ƽι϶ƽơҷɞƽ. ƽι϶ƽ ϶ɥɞψ ɕơ ϶ψ ϶ⱱɤ óɥoƽⱶɥ϶, үүɥ϶ⱶ өɞ ɞԇ-ɤɞ᾿ɥ϶өιψɞƽ ɞ᾿oι ψιƽⱶɥơƽ϶өιψɞƽ, ӈɞөơɥ ɂơψϑ϶өιϑƽι ƽo oɥ ϑιɥι, ө϶ɥɞɥ ϑɞɜ̃oɥ ƽ϶өơɥ ϻιⱱoөιϑƽι ϶ψ σ϶o ⱱɞɥϑoιɥƿ. ơϑơⱱoɥ ⱶισσoɥөιƽιⱱoөιψ, ҷoɞ϶ƽⱶơⱶⱶoɥ σⱶoөιψ ϻɜ̃ơ, ⱶϻɞιɥoⱶ ιƨ-϶ƽƽ϶ψιɥƿ oɥ ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ σoөιψ ϱơψƽⱶιɥƿ.)
   (σ϶өιψ ⱶơιɥƿ oɥ ⱶɞӈ϶ⱱ ҧ϶ɥⱶoɥ ɤ϶ɞ϶ ϱớϻισơҧⱱo ɞιϑⱱoϻιƽƽιƿ ϶ψ ⱶơɥơƽϑιɥo өɞ ϑoϑƽoψ ƽo oɥ ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ ơƨ ιϻɞⱶⱶoɥιoɥ σíⱶⱶoɥoψψ϶. ιƽƽ ƽɞ ιƽƽ oɥɜ̃ҧө϶өιψ, ƽⱶι ӈɞөơɥ ɞɤoөιψ ϶ƽⱶ. ɞԇ-϶ɥɞψ ƽϑɞ᾿o ⱱɞɥϑ϶ⱱⱶι϶ҷιƽ өɞ ϑoƽƽơψⱱoөιψ ϶ⱱɤ ⱱoƽ϶ⱶ. ƽⱶι σⱶoөιψ ӈɞ ⱶɞƽƽ ƽɞ ƽι϶ƽơҷɞƽ. ƽι϶ƽ ϶ɥɞψ ɕơ ϶ψ ϶ⱱɤ óɥoƽⱶɥ϶, үүɥ϶ⱶ өɞ ɞԇ-ɤɞ᾿ɥ϶өιψɞƽ ɞ᾿oι ψιƽⱶɥơƽ϶өιψɞƽ, ӈɞөơɥ ɂơψϑ϶өιϑƽι ƽo oɥ ϑιɥι, ө϶ɥɞɥ ϑɞɜ̃oɥ ƽ϶өơɥ ϻιⱱoөιϑƽι ϶ψ σ϶o ⱱɞɥϑoιɥƿ. ơϑơⱱoɥ ⱶισσoɥөιƽιⱱoөιψ, ҷoɞ϶ƽⱶơⱶⱶoɥ σⱶoөιψ ϻɜ̃ơ, ⱶϻɞιɥoⱶ ιƨ-϶ƽƽ϶ψιɥƿ oɥ ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ σoөιψ ϱơψƽⱶιɥƿ.)
===== '''Poem "Vola Niéskask/ϻơψo ⱱιɜ̃ƽϑoƽϑ"''' =====
Tamarkka ðol yukka yohrau yask tuér
Kío ðol kuyuri narfau hifnodus skataér
Elvonedis akkistaþ fai gyalau voltrut essen
Tuss varrau osstiot noissa sei el eupre kessen
Mlá þtór tovoku aislaeiraussa sti sanvau sa
Kúi mu pául norrau fai uterkiaussu sa
Skúa kíonarfi ðumor faunus hrákaþ
Fai enté lemü kaksiþ olliþet alakaþ
Volyor se vinir uy-siletisam ar enté
Su fai enté ruskemü messimu ollautti téi
Fai enté dafikemus eng eupret se aumea
Su fai enté eumem lopkat ast luea
Fai enté kottinem ar tuðaren gafsar
Su fai enté raksem pául kizet niéskarþ.
(transliteration)
ⱶoөoɥϑϑo ӈơψ ԇɞϑϑo ԇơɂɥoɞ ԇoƽϑ ⱶɞɜ̃ɥ
ϑíơ ӈơψ ϑɞԇɞɥι ⱱoɥσoɞ ɂισⱱơҷɞƽ ƽϑoⱶoɜ̃ɥ
϶ψϻơⱱ϶ҷιƽ oϑϑιƽⱶoƿ σoι ɤԇoψoɞ ϻơψⱶɥɞⱶ ϶ƽƽ϶ⱱ
ⱶɞƽƽ ϻoɥɥoɞ ơƽƽⱶιơⱶ ⱱơιƽƽo ƽ϶ι ϶ψ ϶ɞϱɥ϶ ϑ϶ƽƽ϶ⱱ
өψó ƿⱶớɥ ⱶơϻơϑɞ ιƽψo϶ιɥoɞƽƽo ƽⱶι ƽoⱱϻoɞ ƽo
ϑɞ᾿ι өɞ ϱóɞψ ⱱơɥɥoɞ σoι ɞⱶ϶ɥϑιoɞƽƽɞ ƽo
ƽϑɞ᾿o ϑíơⱱoɥσι ӈɞөơɥ σoɞⱱɞƽ ɂɥóϑoƿ
σoι ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ ψ϶өү ϑoϑƽιƿ ơψψιƿ϶ⱶ oψoϑoƿ
ϻơψԇơɥ ƽ϶ ϻιⱱιɥ ɞԇ-ƽιψ϶ⱶιƽoө oɥ ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃
ƽɞ σoι ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ ɥɞƽϑ϶өү ө϶ƽƽιөɞ ơψψoɞⱶⱶι ⱶɜ̃ι
σoι ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ ҷoσιϑ϶өɞƽ ϶ⱱɤ ϶ɞϱɥ϶ⱶ ƽ϶ oɞө϶o
ƽɞ σoι ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ ϶ɞө϶ө ψơϱϑoⱶ oƽⱶ ψɞ϶o
σoι ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ ϑơⱶⱶιⱱ϶ө oɥ ⱶɞӈoɥ϶ⱱ ɤoσƽoɥ
ƽɞ σoι ϶ⱱⱶɜ̃ ɥoϑƽ϶ө ϱóɞψ ϑιƨⱶ ⱱιɜ̃ƽϑoɥƿ
== Dialects ==
Since Latirdo is a very wide-spread language, naturally it has many internal and external dialects. The large difference is in pronunciation, and little vocabulary is substituted between dialects.
=== Pronunciation ===
Take the following chart as a glimpse into how the various dialects of Latirda itself work differently in spelling and pronunciation of the four main internal dialects.
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! English !! Main dialect !! Mountains !! Far west !! Küelestanka
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| It's still raining outside. || Pául noi vásst nóa. || Pal noi vas noya. || Pau öma vast no. || Pól no vast noa.
|-
| When is the homework due? || Maremü liranvintat mor? || Maremu liravinta' moi? || Marjemü liran vintat mo? || mademü liravinta mod?
|-
| I have to go. || Eté agyenü. || Iti akyenu. || Te ağenü. || Te ftienü aideia.
|-
| They're waiting for you. || Holkam sa os. || Hokam sa os. || Oukam sa oþ. || Hulkam sa ous.
|}
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