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most phonemes are romanized as their ipa representation. /i~j/ and /u~w/ can be represented as ⟨ i / j / y ⟩ and ⟨ u / w / v ⟩ respectively and in free variation. <br>
most phonemes are romanized as their ipa representation. /i~j/ and /u~w/ can be represented as ⟨ i / j / y ⟩ and ⟨ u / w / v ⟩ respectively and in free variation. <br>
yama-pali-auk also has a script. that will be covered in its own section, as there are several fine details as to how it works.
yama-pali-auk also has a script. that will be covered in its own section, as there are several fine details as to how it works.
== punctuation ==
this part is why i don't like using the romanization. some of the common characters are hard to type, and it looks bad with the latin script.
{| class="wikitable"
|+ punctuation
|-
! symbol !! meaning !! symbol !! meaning
|-
| ⁎ || start of paragraph || : || start of quote / clarification / list
|-
| · || end of word; space || " || mid-quote space
|-
| > || end of clause || ‿ || mid-clarification space
|-
| &#124; || end of sentence || , || mid-list space
|-
| ? || end of question || - || first-order compound
|-
| ⸮ || end of joke || = || second-order compound
|-
| ! || end of ecstatic statement || etc. || theoretically, this list is infinite
|}
higher-order compounds are formed by stacking more dashes on top of each other. compounds are explained in the grammar section. when writing, «⸮» is given a stroke to differentiate it from «?».


== writing ==
== writing ==
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technically, you could analyze the pronouns as just single letters taking the noun suffixes. however, it would not make sense to apply the verb suffixes to ''m-'', ''t-'', or ''w-'', especially because of how ''tek'' and ''muk'' take their suffixes.
technically, you could analyze the pronouns as just single letters taking the noun suffixes. however, it would not make sense to apply the verb suffixes to ''m-'', ''t-'', or ''w-'', especially because of how ''tek'' and ''muk'' take their suffixes.
=== punctuation ===
this part is why i don't like using the romanization. some of the common characters are hard to type, and it looks bad with the latin script.
{| class="wikitable"
|+ punctuation
|-
! symbol !! meaning !! symbol !! meaning
|-
| ⁎ || start of paragraph || : || start of quote / clarification / list
|-
| · || end of word; space || " || mid-quote space
|-
| > || end of clause || ‿ || mid-clarification space
|-
| &#124; || end of sentence || , || mid-list space
|-
| ? || end of question || - || first-order compound
|-
| ⸮ || end of joke || = || second-order compound
|-
| ! || end of ecstatic statement || etc. || theoretically, this list is infinite
|}
higher-order compounds are formed by stacking more dashes on top of each other. compounds are explained in their own subsection. when writing, «⸮» is given a stroke to differentiate it from «?».
=== compounds ===
=== compounds ===
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