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===Dialects=== | ===Dialects=== | ||
There are two main dialects: Vef and Lop. They were created after the Siryn Split, when the people who favored a strong, absolute dictatorship moved to present-day Sævíùs, /'sævjəs/, (literally means "powerful land") and the people who favored a limited monarchy moved to present-day Pęrsirùs, /pɛʁ'siʁəs/ (literally means "land of family"). Immediately after the separation, there were many wars between the new nations. However, after a horrible defeat, Sævíùs isolated themselves from all outside influence. As a result, a new dialect of Níevzi was born. | There are two main dialects: Vef and Lop. They were created after the Siryn Split, when the people who favored a strong, absolute dictatorship moved to present-day Sævíùs, /'sævjəs/, (literally means "powerful land") and the people who favored a limited monarchy moved to present-day Pęrsirùs, /pɛʁ'siʁəs/ (literally means "land of family"). Immediately after the separation, there were many wars between the new nations. However, after a horrible defeat, Sævíùs isolated themselves from all outside influence. As a result, a new dialect of Níevzi was born. | ||
:*'''Vef''' /' | :*'''Vef''' /'vɛf/ - Vef literally translates to "old", since this dialect was the original second-generation. A Níevzi class will be teaching this dialect as it is the one most accepted to be regular "Níevzi". Vef is spoken by a majority of the people in Pęrsirús. | ||
:*'''Lod''' /' | :*'''Lod''' /'lod/ - Lod literally translates to "new", since this dialect is newer than the original second-generation. This is spoken in Sæviús. The pronunciations of some letters are slightly different and there is an irregular group of verbs that have a different ending from the regular "ë". | ||
::::• æ → pronounced as /aɪ/ | |||
::::• å → pronounced as /ɛ/ | |||
::::• ë → pronounced as /ə/ | |||
::::• -o verb ending in place of "-ë" for the following verbs: | |||
::::::æzsirë → æzsiro (to connect (people)) | |||
::::::zipæmë → zipæmo (to play) | |||
::::::æmë → æmo (to stay/remain) | |||
::::::elisnanë → elisnano (to buy) | |||
::::::polæzesë → polæzeso (to lie) | |||
::::::lîvnavë → lînavo (to eat) | |||
::::::nofelë → nofelo (to balance) | |||
::::::dåvíë → dåvío (to release) | |||
==Grammar== | ==Grammar== | ||
==Morphology== | ==Morphology== | ||