Páuluòbeng: Difference between revisions

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

Baoluoveng doesn't like closing diphthongs very much, unlike Standard Qenian.

*Example of linking R: ''yi kaθr àrd'' [jɪ ˈkʰaħə ɹ‿æ̂ːʔ] 'the big flower' (cf. [[Qenian]]: ''ye kaħerr àrd'' [jə ˈkʰahər ʔɔɯt])

*No linking R: ''yi búd àrd'' [jɪ ˈpǔːʔ æ̂ːʔ] 'the big cave' (cf. [[Qenian]]: ''ye bùta àrd'' [jə ˈpuːtʰə ʔɔɯt])

Báoluòveng has no eclipsis mutation, unlike Qenian. Lenition is similar to Qenian, except t lenites to θ /ħ/.

The {{PAGENAME}} noun system is much simpler than in Qenian: there is no case, and the masculine and the feminine merged to the common gender.

Verbs, on the other hand, are more conservative than in Qenian and are more similar to [[Anvirese]]: conjugated verb forms are still used, and the ''-ìn'' preterite, derived from the Tigol ''-ín'' participle, is used with split-ergativity depending on whether the verb is transitive.