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'''Baoluoveng''' (''yi bPáuluòbeng'') is a minority language closely related to [[Ciètian]], but is distinct enough to be regarded as a separate language. It is inspired by Mandarin and Yorkshire English.
'''Páuluòbeng''' (''yi bPáuluòbeng'') is a minority language closely related to [[Ciètian]], but is distinct enough to be regarded as a separate language. It is inspired by Mandarin and Yorkshire English.


respell to make it look less mandarin
Páuluòbeng is the most tonal spoken Talmic language (even more tonal than [[Anbirese]]).


Figure out how to assign tones
Figure out how to assign tones
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Final schwa > tone split
Final schwa > tone split


dr tr sr > jh ch sh; jhil, jhim, jhin, jhing > jhul, jhum, jhun, jhung
dr tr sr > zh ch sh; zhil, zhim, zhin, zhing > zhul, zhum, zhun, zhung


''lr̀'' /lɛ̂ː(ɹ)/ = sap, syrup
''lr̀'' /lɛ̂ː(ɹ)/ = sap, syrup
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''ted'' /təʔ/ = beautiful
''ted'' /təʔ/ = beautiful


''dùn'' /tû:n/ = far
''dùun'' /tû:n/ = far


''duāilig'' /ˈtwɑ́ːljəʔ/ = to demand, to pester
''duāilig'' /ˈtwɑ́ːljəʔ/ = to demand, to pester
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''ái'' /ɑ̌ː/ 'gold'
''ái'' /ɑ̌ː/ 'gold'
''Áiзaan'' /ɑ̌ːzǣːn/ '(a name)'


''neħdir'' /nəhtjə/ = chain
''neħdir'' /nəhtjə/ = chain


==Phonology==
==Phonology==
Mandarin/Ufirlandisg/Allemanisch consonants;  Yorkshire vowels
Mandarin/Ufirlandisg consonants;  Yorkshire vowels


====Tones====
====Tones====
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====Vowels====
====Vowels====
Baoluoveng doesn't like closing diphthongs very much, unlike Standard Cièdian.
Baoluoveng doesn't like closing diphthongs very much, unlike Standard Ciètian.


Short vowels:
Short vowels:
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*ai ee uai uee ie üe /ɑː~aɪ eː waɪ~wɑː weː jeː ɥøː/
*ai ee uai uee ie üe /ɑː~aɪ eː waɪ~wɑː weː jeː ɥøː/
**[aɪ] is the Canadian-raised allophone of /ɑː/
**[aɪ] is the Canadian-raised allophone of /ɑː/
*au iau oo ioo /~əʊ jaʊ~əʊ oː joː/
*au iau oo ioo /æː~əʊ jæː~əʊ oː joː/
**[əʊ] is the Canadian-raised allophone of //
**[əʊ] is the Canadian-raised allophone of /æː/
*ii uu üü /(j)iː uː (ɥ)yː/
*ii uu üü /(j)iː uː (ɥ)yː/


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=====Linking R=====
=====Linking R=====
*Example of linking R: ''yi χazr àard'' [jɪ ˈxazə ɹ‿æ̂ːʔ] 'the big flower' (cf. [[Cièdian]]: ''ye χazerr àrd'' [jə ˈxazər ʔɔɯt])
*Example of linking R: ''yi χazr àard'' [jɪ ˈxazə ɹ‿æ̂ːʔ] 'the big flower' (cf. [[Ciètian]]: ''ye χazerr àrd'' [jə ˈxazər ʔɔɯt])
*No linking R: ''yi búuθ àard'' [jɪ ˈpǔːħ æ̂ːʔ] 'the big cave' (cf. [[Cièdian]]: ''ye bùθa àrd'' [jə ˈpuːhə ʔɔɯt])
*No linking R: ''yi búuθ àard'' [jɪ ˈpǔːħ æ̂ːʔ] 'the big cave' (cf. [[Ciètian]]: ''ye bùθa àrd'' [jə ˈpuːhə ʔɔɯt])


====Mutations====
====Mutations====
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====Pluralization patterns====
====Pluralization patterns====
#sg. null > pl. -r /ə/: The regular pattern.
#sg. null > pl. -r /ə/: The regular pattern.
#*''bpràan'' /bræ̂:n/ 'a corner' > ''bpràanr'' /bræ̂:nə/
#sg. level tone > pl. rising tone: Common for nouns whose stems contain a *ð (Tigol ṫ) or *γ (Tigol ċ).
#sg. level tone > pl. rising tone: Common for nouns whose stems contain a *ð (Tigol ṫ) or *γ (Tigol ċ).
#*''hāar'' /xǣ:/ 'a flower' > ''hǎar'' /xæ̌:/ 'flowers'
#*''hāar'' /xǣ:/ 'a flower' > ''hǎar'' /xæ̌:/ 'flowers'
#sg. falling tone > pl. rising: for nouns already ending in r
#sg. falling tone > pl. rising: Common for nouns already ending in r
#*''àavr'' /ˈæ̂ːvə/ 'a book' > ''áavr'' /ˈæ̌ːvə/ 'books'
#*''àavr'' /ˈæ̂ːvə/ 'a book' > ''áavr'' /ˈæ̌ːvə/ 'books'
#sg. null > pl. -n /ən/: For nouns which were monosyllabic in Tigol.
#sg. null > pl. -n /ən/: For nouns which were monosyllabic in Tigol and ended in a vowel.
#*''tèe'' /tʰe:/ 'a valley' pl. ''tèen'' /tʰêːn/ 'valleys'
#*''tèe'' /tʰe:/ 'a valley' pl. ''tèen'' /tʰêːn/ 'valleys'
===Adjectives===
===Adjectives===
Adjectives take plurals too, and have the same pluralization patterns as nouns.
Adjectives take plurals like nouns, and have the same pluralization patterns as nouns.


*''chàan'' /tʂæ̂:n/ 'true (sg)' > ''chàanr'' /tʂæ̂:nə/ 'true (pl)'
*''shàan'' /ʂæ̂:n/ 'true (sg)' > ''shàanr'' /ʂæ̂:nə/ 'true (pl)' (~ [[Eevo]] ''tŋawm'' 'true')
*''srùu'' /ʂû:/ 'orange' > srùun /ʂû:n/ 'orange'
*''zhùu'' /tʂû:/ 'red (sg)' > ''zhùun'' /tʂû:n/ 'red (pl)' (~ [[Eevo]] ''dru'' 'copper')


===Verbs===
===Verbs===
There is a binary system of present vs. past. The past tense requires ergative syntax to be used, like in Anbirese and Ciètian.
The ergative particle is ''u'' /ʊ/.
====Tonal ablaut patterns====
====Tonal ablaut patterns====
#present level > past rising (verbs ending in consonants)
#present any tone > past -n (verbs ending in vowels)
#*''shuò'' 'digs' (~Eevo ''troh'' 'to oppose'); ''shuōn'' 'dug'
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