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'''Schong''' (''shong'', natively ''jahn Schong'' /jan41 sʰɔŋ55/; [[Hlou]]: ''Ntzog Xöb'') is an analytic tonal [[Lakovic languages|Lakovic language]] (related to [[Windermere]]), spoken in [[Verse:Tricin/Tumhan|Tumhan]]. It's inspired by Dutch, Cantonese, Thai and Burmese. | '''Schong''' (''shong'', natively ''jahn Schong'' /jan41 sʰɔŋ55/; [[Hlou]]: ''Ntzog Xöb'') is an analytic tonal [[Lakovic languages|Lakovic language]] (related to [[Windermere]]), spoken in [[Verse:Tricin/Tumhan|Tumhan]]. It's inspired by Dutch, Czech, Cantonese, Thai and Burmese. | ||
The name Schong is thought to be an exonym from a Hlou-Shum language, ultimately from "Ashan" (a name for a Lakovic speaking people or a Talman region?); however, Schong is in the Tumhanic branch, not Ashanic. Its closest relative is [[Æ]]. | The name Schong is thought to be an exonym from a Hlou-Shum language, ultimately from "Ashan" (a name for a Lakovic speaking people or a Talman region?); however, Schong is in the Tumhanic branch, not Ashanic. Its closest relative is [[Æ]]. | ||
==Todo== | ==Todo== | ||
''jahn'' 'language' ~ Old Wdm. șahn 'word' | ''jahn'' 'language' ~ Old Wdm. șahn 'word' | ||