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Avalonian grammar and morphology are strongly modelled on those of the Inuit and Yupik languages. Its phonology was influenced by Finnish and Welsh with an intention to get something of a cross between Quenya and Sindarin in aesthetic effect. I can't say I succeeded in that particular aim but the end result is interesting, pleasant and easy for me to pronounce. | Avalonian grammar and morphology are strongly modelled on those of the Inuit and Yupik languages. Its phonology was influenced by Finnish and Welsh with an intention to get something of a cross between Vanyarin Quenya and Sindarin in aesthetic effect. I can't say I succeeded in that particular aim but the end result is interesting, pleasant and easy for me to pronounce. | ||
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