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# Cuam is essentially an Irish speaker doing an impression of Thai.

...filtering through Proto-Ăn Yidiș phonology. Before they used TibH but with an o /o(:)/ vs ů /u(:)/ distinction in cholam; TibH /u/ was /ü(:)/. TibH sty ...i Hebrew allophonically long qamatz [ɔː]): e.g. */'amətɔːn/ 'fool' and */'χanʊ̈kʰɔː/ 'Hanukkah'. Many later dialects including Ăn Căyzon reduc

I can just use Englishy phrasal verbs freely in An Yidish, though an yidish speakers might come up with their own Tsade needs to be an unaspirated affricate

*/*è/ ''ian'' 'bird' (Std ''ean'', Irish ''éan'') Bamăriș gained an animacy distinction. Animate singular nouns always take the definite articl

...The spells that preserved Them intact likewise prevented Them from making an initial move, and They could only lie awake in the dark and think whilst un ...tyle="width: 300px;" | Neutral Ăn Yidiș !!style="width: 300px;" | Irish (An Bíobla Naofa, 1981)

*ףיעך Fiech (Fiach) 'raven', שענין Șenin (Seanéan; from MIr senén) 'crow' * רינּה Rin(n)ă (Ríona, also an Irish name) 'singing, joy'

...ish relex and is becoming closer to Cualand Hebrew (our Modern Hebrew with an approximately Icelandic accent) or our Israeli Hebrew. * /r/ is alveolar and usually an approximant. Some speakers may pronounce it as [ɾ(ˠ)] or [r(ˠ)].

...șéym echăv; bi hu ă groăch Hășéymă, Zey tad, liș ăn cŗi tad gu ler, liș ăn anăm tad gu ler, is liș ăn zihăł tad gu ler.'' ...a' chridhe a th' agad gu lèir, leis an anam a th' agad gu lèir, agus leis an dìcheall a th' agad gu lèir.''

...yrenees and our Belgium/Netherlands area. The Irish empire was bordered by an Old French-speaking region to the southeast, which was in turn bordered by Catholicism was the state religion but Jews were tolerated to an extent

...), Ăn Yidiș (5 million), Clofabosin, Anbirese, Galoyseg, Slavo-Windermere, An Bhlaoighne, Judeo-Anbirese Cultivated Cualand English sounds like Standard English with an Icelandic accent to people in our timeline, and General Cualand English is

Should be as far from An Yidish as possible -- think simplified Munster Irish rather than simplified

...:Irta]] and a Crackfic version of [[Verse:Tricin]] is possible. Tricin got an influx of Irtan immigrants after the religious turmoil in Europe in Irta's ...inspired descendant, ''mingenvibish'' or Modern Wiebian, or ''vibish tzekh an ing'' "Wiebian of the time" spoken in Wieb

...ion to Tiberian niqqud; some Hebrew loans in Judeo-Mandarin keep relics of an older reading. ...dieval Shabbat piyyut, in our timeline one of the earliest piyyutim to use an Arabic-derived meter.

...|an bhó san}} "that cow", {{lang|ga|an chairt sin}} "that cart", {{lang|ga|an claí seo}} "this fence" ...s in Cualand informally use ''sách'' or ''sach'' for 'many', influenced by An Yidish סך (cf. Yiddish ''a sach'' 'a lot of')

...ɑndrɐ/}} 'others' or ''anderledes'' {{IPA|/ˈɑnɐˌleːðəs/}} 'different', and an increasing number of loanwords.{{sfnp|Basbøll|2005|pp=50–1}}

{{PAGENAME}} has an aspiration distinction in stops; however, the distinction is neutralized in *Unstressed initial prefixes are separated by an interpunct (·)

**răhüp dual swach = to put on an accent *seaw = (literary) voici (from an older word for 'here' or 'hither'; related to the CWdm preposed possessive