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'''Tsrovesh''' is a vernacular language spoken in Méich Bhaonnáiqh. It's inspired by Modern Hebrew and Georgian. (Idea: "How would a language with a Georgian aesthetic look in Cualand") | '''Tsrovesh''' (natively, ''lahoz Tsrovesh'') is a vernacular language spoken in Méich Bhaonnáiqh. It's inspired by Modern Hebrew, Spanish and Georgian. (Idea: "How would a language with a Georgian aesthetic look in Cualand") | ||
=Todo= | |||
khu shamdit = welcome | |||
imer = now; moment | |||
imart = then | |||
-ut: adjective? so "imartut" means temporary | |||
=Gibberish= | |||
Mechekhti ashunabs gakor al vanitskheleba imer dzamenichkaleba avalik ilars vechetkvar kalomesi | |||
=Phonology= | =Phonology= | ||
In Méich Bhaonnáiqh, Tsrovesh is spoken with a Cualand accent. /v/ might sound like /w/ especially following a consonant, e.g. detkvis /det'kwis/. Compare vna /vna/ and lvar /lwar/. | In Méich Bhaonnáiqh, Tsrovesh is spoken with a Cualand accent. /v/ might sound like /w/ especially following a consonant, e.g. detkvis /det'kwis/. Compare vna /vna/ and lvar /lwar/. | ||
Stress works as in Spanish. | |||
Orthographic h is silent as in Modern Hebrew and Spanish? | |||
==Phonotactics== | ==Phonotactics== | ||
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* ''lvar'' (to play) | * ''lvar'' (to play) | ||
* ''tkéšet'' (regardless) | * ''tkéšet'' (regardless) | ||
* '' | * ''švíli'' (for me) | ||
Medial consonant clusters are also common: | Medial consonant clusters are also common: | ||
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* ''opxrám'' (reed) | * ''opxrám'' (reed) | ||
The only allowed final clusters are Cs. | The only allowed final clusters are Cs and Ct. | ||
=Grammar= | |||
There are clitic pronouns as in Spanish and Biblical Hebrew. | |||