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==Phonology== | ==Phonology== | ||
===Orthography=== | ===Orthography=== | ||
Both Bronic and Fathanic are written with their adaptation of the Skyrdegan alphabet, which uses almost the same letterforms as [[Skyrdagor]], except for the '''r''' glyph which is a different semplification of a more archaic common glyph. Fathanic uses some diacritics in addition to it.<br/>Moamatemposisy is commonly written with an adaptation of the Chlouvānem abugida, using the glyphs for '''ph''' and '''v''' (which, in Chlouvānem, represent /pʰ ʋ/, absent from Moamatemposisy) to represent the phonemes /f w/ which do not exist in Chlouvānem. Accordingly, they are romanized as '''f w'''. This is however only done in an informal level (chats and shops), while on street signs and in all formal and official uses the written standard used is Standard Bronic, even if read with a markedly Moamatemposisy pronunciation. Moamatemposisy is transcribed and subtitled as Bronic in Brono and the Inquisition, but as Fathanic in Fathan. | |||
===Consonants=== | ===Consonants=== | ||