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: ''Emenan töshy, paparan töshee.'' | : ''Emenan töshy, paparan töshee.'' | ||
: <small>EVE-be.COND.PRES.1SG soldier, SUBJ-leave.FUT.1SG war-DAT</small> | : <small>EVE-be.COND.PRES.1SG soldier, SUBJ-leave.FUT.1SG war-DAT</small> | ||
==Dialects== | |||
Most simple and neutral versions (approximately close to some synonym in all dialects) of words were chosen from different dialects, which had developed differently from Western Rinapri and Repoxian (sound changes). | |||
===Mikannan=== | |||
The Mikannan dialect also called Coastal Aoma is closest to the standard. The dialect contains loan words due to cultural mix in the capital city of Mikanna. | |||
===Northern=== | |||
Gave the word-initial voiced consonants to the lexicon | |||
===Inland=== | |||
Gave dry fricatives ''s'' and ''sh'' when compared to the moist consonants of coastal dialects. (Compare Keethan languages) | |||
===Southern=== | |||
Sceptrian and Negovian influence strong | |||
===Influence=== | |||
====Sceptrian==== | |||
Temporal declension, | |||
====Negovian==== | |||
Some voicing? | |||
====Westlang==== | |||
aka English... | |||
==Society== | ==Society== | ||