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==Vocabulary== | ==Vocabulary== | ||
===Days and months=== | ===Days and months=== | ||
Days of the week are clear French borrowings, even if the pronunciation has diverged since borrowing. Month names were borrowed at the same time, but, in 1950, they were replaced by a new calendar, the Revolutionary Calendar, where all month names except three (March, July, and September) are related to Communism. The names have since remained in use, even after 1999. | |||
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! Monday | ! Monday | ||
| | | lüdi || lü || {{IPA|[lʲʉˈdʲi̘]}} | ||
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! Tuesday | ! Tuesday | ||
| | | mördi || mö || {{IPA|[mɤɹˈdʲi̘]}} | ||
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! Wednesday | ! Wednesday | ||
| | | marhardi || ma || {{IPA|[mæɹxæɹˈdʲi̘]}} | ||
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! Thursday | ! Thursday | ||
| | | chödi || ch || {{IPA|[ɕɤˈdʲi̘]}} | ||
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! Friday | ! Friday | ||
| | | fadardi || fa || {{IPA|[ɸædʲæɹˈdʲi̘]}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
! Saturday | ! Saturday | ||
| | | sadi || sa || {{IPA|[sʲæˈdʲi̘]}} | ||
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! Sunday | ! Sunday | ||
| | | dâmâch || dâ || {{IPA|[dɑˈmɑʃ]}} | ||
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! January | ! January | ||
| | | leninskiy || len || {{IPA|[ˈlʲenʲi̘nʲæsʲʉkɨ͡ij]}} | ||
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! February | ! February | ||
| | | mânõfäsutu || mân || {{IPA|[mɑne̝ˈɸɛsɯtɯ]}} | ||
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! March | ! March | ||
| | | nöwrüsa || nöw || {{IPA|[nʲɵ͡øɥˈɹusʲæ]}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
! April | ! April | ||
| | | pröletarskiy || prö || {{IPA|[pʉɹɤlʲeˈtʲæɹæsʲʉkɨ͡ij]}} | ||
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! May | ! May | ||
| | | pabediy || pab || {{IPA|[pæˈɓedʲɨ͡ij]}} | ||
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! June | ! June | ||
| | | riwaluciöniy || riw || {{IPA|[ɹi̘wælʲʉˈsʲjɤnʲɨ͡ij]}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
! July | ! July | ||
| | | ümüchenny || ümü || {{IPA|[ˈumuʃeɲː]}} | ||
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! August | ! August | ||
| | | châmänyp′ulychon || châ || {{IPA|[ʃɑmɛɲˈʘujʃɔn]}} | ||
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! September | ! September | ||
| | | tümp′a || tüm || {{IPA|[ˈtʲʉʘ̃æ]}} | ||
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! October | ! October | ||
| | | kõrâsõnuy || kõr || {{IPA|[ke̝ˈɹɑse̝nɯ͡ɪj]}} | ||
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! November | ! November | ||
| | | engelsskiy || eng || {{IPA|[ˈeŋɡelʲʉsʲːʉkɨ͡ij]}} | ||
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! December | ! December | ||
| | | stalinskiy || sta || {{IPA|[tʲælʲi̘nʲæsʲʉkɨ͡ij]}} | ||
|} | |} | ||
====Public holidays==== | <!--====Public holidays==== | ||
There are 13 festivities for a total of 15 days of public holidays currently observed in the Tameï Islands. Even if five of these days are religious festivities, they are officially mandated by law and observed regardless of one's own religion: | There are 13 festivities for a total of 15 days of public holidays currently observed in the Tameï Islands. Even if five of these days are religious festivities, they are officially mandated by law and observed regardless of one's own religion: | ||
* January 1 — New Year's Day (''nyuta mâ peyniow mâ nr′owna'') | * January 1 — New Year's Day (''nyuta mâ peyniow mâ nr′owna'') | ||
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Common names include: | Common names include: | ||
* Boys' names: ''Abdulkommunizumu'', ''Abdullenin'', ''Abdulmarx'' [-ˈmaɹukusu], ''Abdulstalin'', ''Bīnʌ'' (< Bénoit), ''Chlʌǥī′ey'', ''Furâxʌ'' (< François), ''Grâce'', ''Heykä'', ''Ītīn'' (< Étienne) ''Komsomoletsu'', ''Lelyä'' (< Lilian), ''Līley'', ''Lui'' (< Louis) ''P′alkey'', ''Soviet'', ''(Iosif) Stalin'', ''Tsetun'', ''Ŧ′īkaney'' | * Boys' names: ''Abdulkommunizumu'', ''Abdullenin'', ''Abdulmarx'' [-ˈmaɹukusu], ''Abdulstalin'', ''Bīnʌ'' (< Bénoit), ''Chlʌǥī′ey'', ''Furâxʌ'' (< François), ''Grâce'', ''Heykä'', ''Ītīn'' (< Étienne) ''Komsomoletsu'', ''Lelyä'' (< Lilian), ''Līley'', ''Lui'' (< Louis) ''P′alkey'', ''Soviet'', ''(Iosif) Stalin'', ''Tsetun'', ''Ŧ′īkaney'' | ||
* Girls' names: ''Akīnä'', ''Amatulkommunizumu'', ''Amatullenin'', ''Amatulmarx'', ''Amatulstalin'', ''Chlūī'' (< Chloë), ''Furâxʌz(ī)'' (< Françoise), ''Grâce'', ''Lelyan(ī)'' (< Liliane), ''Mowten(ī)'' (< Martine) | * Girls' names: ''Akīnä'', ''Amatulkommunizumu'', ''Amatullenin'', ''Amatulmarx'', ''Amatulstalin'', ''Chlūī'' (< Chloë), ''Furâxʌz(ī)'' (< Françoise), ''Grâce'', ''Lelyan(ī)'' (< Liliane), ''Mowten(ī)'' (< Martine)--> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||