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=General informations= | =General informations= | ||
[[File: | [[File:oxman speaking-area.png|365px|thumb|right|''Oxmansc-sprekend raum - Oxman speaking area'']] | ||
'''Oxman''' is a Germanic language spoken in the ''Duché du Héron'' (= Shire of Le Héron), a shire that corresponds to the eastern region of Seine-Marirtime in France. | '''Oxman''' is a Germanic language spoken in the ''Duché du Héron'' (= Shire of Le Héron), a shire that corresponds to the eastern region of Seine-Marirtime in France. | ||
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Oxman alphabet uses letters from Latin alphabet and contains 25 characters: | Oxman alphabet uses letters from Latin alphabet and contains 25 characters: | ||
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|'''Letters''' | |'''Letters''' | ||
|'''Pronunciation''' | |'''Pronunciation''' | ||
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Oxman language has the following consonantic phonemes: | Oxman language has the following consonantic phonemes: | ||
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! scope="col" style="width: 66px; text-align: center; "|Bilabial | ! scope="col" style="width: 66px; text-align: center; "|Bilabial | ||
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Oxman shows the following vowels: | Oxman shows the following vowels: | ||
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! rowspan="2" colspan="1"|'''Phonemes''' | ! rowspan="2" colspan="1"|'''Phonemes''' | ||
! rowspan="1" colspan="2"|'''Short''' | ! rowspan="1" colspan="2"|'''Short''' | ||
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Oxman has also twenty diphthongs, that is clusters of two vowels pronounced with a single emission of air. These diphthongs are: | Oxman has also twenty diphthongs, that is clusters of two vowels pronounced with a single emission of air. These diphthongs are: | ||
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|'''Diphthongs''' | |'''Diphthongs''' | ||
|'''Pronunciation''' | |'''Pronunciation''' | ||
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The adjectives always precede the noun to whom they refer. Adjectives take a single '''-e''' ending when the noun it refers to is common, or at plural form. Singular neuter nouns don't cause endings on the adjectives. | The adjectives always precede the noun to whom they refer. Adjectives take a single '''-e''' ending when the noun it refers to is common, or at plural form. Singular neuter nouns don't cause endings on the adjectives. | ||
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|'''Strong singular''' | |'''Strong singular''' | ||
|'''Strong plural / Weak''' | |'''Strong plural / Weak''' | ||
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Some adjectives have got an irregular form of higher degree comparative: | Some adjectives have got an irregular form of higher degree comparative: | ||
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|'''Positive''' | |'''Positive''' | ||
|'''Strong comparative''' | |'''Strong comparative''' | ||
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The same adjectives that have an irregular higher degree comparative have got also an irregular superlative form: | The same adjectives that have an irregular higher degree comparative have got also an irregular superlative form: | ||
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|'''Positive''' | |'''Positive''' | ||
|'''Strong superlative''' | |'''Strong superlative''' | ||
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Numerals don't inflect. Here are the numerals from 0 to 100: | Numerals don't inflect. Here are the numerals from 0 to 100: | ||
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|'''Number''' | |'''Number''' | ||
|'''Cardinal''' | |'''Cardinal''' | ||
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Here are some very important verbs, their auxiliary verb for compound tenses and their meaning: | Here are some very important verbs, their auxiliary verb for compound tenses and their meaning: | ||
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|'''Infinitive''' | |'''Infinitive''' | ||
|'''1st person''' | |'''1st person''' | ||