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{{Infobox language
{{Infobox language
|name = Joeriaki , Joerian
|name = Joeriaki
|altname = Joerian
|nativename = Joeri giell
|nativename = Joeri giell
|pronunciation = [juːɾi ɣiɭ] [[ IPA for Modern Joeriak ]]
|pronunciation = juːɾi ɣiɭ
|pronunciation_key = IPA for Modern Joeriak
|map = Europe blank laea location map.svg
|mapsize = 140px
|states = [[w: The Netherlands|The Netherlands]], [[w: Germany|Germany]], [[w: Sweden|Sweden]], [[w: Greece|Greece]], [[w: Sapmi|Sapmi]], [[w: Finland|Finland]], [[w: San Marino|San Marino]], [[w: Niue|Niue]]
|fam1 = Joeriaki
|fam1 = Joeriaki
|script = [[Joeriaki Latin]] , [[Special Joeriaki]]
|scripts = * [[Joeriaki Latin]]
* [[Special Joeriaki]]
|notice = IPA
|notice = IPA
|creator = Joeri Groen
|creator = Joeri Groen
|created = 2012
|created = 2012
|agency= ''none''
|clcr=qko
|iso3=qko
|speakers= 0
|speakers= 0
|date=2015
|date=2015
|setting=


}}
}}
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==history==
==history==
===early Joeriaki===
===early Joeriaki===
Early Joeriaki was made in The Early 2012 till end of 2014. Its has around 600 words and full grammar. It was made because the owner has a lack of friends and wants a way to make new friends. Many [[w:Eurovision]] Fans love the language quotes on [[w:Eurovision]] Fan Forums it was even proposed to be a new language for [[w:singing]] , [[w:joiking]] and [[w:rapping]]. There was even an [[w:Micronation]] wich has this language as official status. The language was inspired mostly by [[w:Northern Sami]] and [[w:Estonian]]. The goal was to mix: [[w:Germanic languages]] with [[w:Hebrew]] , [[w:French]] and [[w:Finno-Samic Languages]]. To make a ultimate language for rapping , joiking , singing and DJing.
Early Joeriaki was made in The Early 2012 till end of 2014. Its has around 600 words and full grammar. It was made because the owner has a lack of friends and wants a way to make new friends. Many [[w:Eurovision|Eurovision]] Fans love the language quotes on [[w:Eurovision|Eurovision]] Fan Forums it was even proposed to be a new language for [[w:singing|singing]] , [[w:joiking|joiking]] and [[w:rapping|rapping]]. There was even an [[w:Micronation|Micronation]] wich has this language as official status. The language was inspired mostly by [[w:Northern Sami|Northern Sami]] and [[w:Estonian|Estonian]]. The goal was to mix: [[w:Germanic languages|Germanic languages]] with [[w:Hebrew|Hebrew]] , [[w:French|French]] and [[w:Finno-Samic Languages|Finno-Samic Languages]]. To make a ultimate language for rapping , joiking , singing and DJing.


===middle Joeriaki===
===middle Joeriaki===
Middle Joeriaki was a big faillure , there where atleast 30 variants of it. And most of them don't have more than 50 words. No grammar , each time Joeri tries it went wrong.
Middle Joeriaki was a big faillure , there where at least 30 variants of it. And most of them don't have more than 50 words. No grammar, each time Joeri tries it went wrong.


===modern Joeriaki===
===modern Joeriaki===
Modern Joeriaki is starting to rise of the ashes. Thanks to rhything from some random parts of words. We had more than 1500 proposal words. Now Joeri wants to have the language back on course. So people gonna learn , he's gonna rap and joik in that language.  
Modern Joeriaki is starting to rise of the ashes. Thanks to rhything from some random parts of words. We had more than 1500 proposal words. Now Joeri wants to have the language back on course. So people gonna learn , he's gonna rap and joik in that language.  
==alphabet==
==alphabet==
Modern Joeriak got 40 letters in there official alphabet. Thats is much less than the older version wich has 50 to 80 letters in there official alphabet. The ´ is for Aa , Ee , Oo and Uu used however The ` for Aa , Ee , Oo , Uu was formal used. Ïï is used as diacreases in ïu (speach as: ie-uu) and the Čč is only used in hčč becaused htjtj doesn't look right in most of the word using them. Hower Śś and Ŕŕ are used as combination śŕ because šř doesn't look cool also. ëë , iy and jl are unique features wich didn't exist in any other language. The Ⱥⱥ was intented to use for tⱥlⱥsa (fiberglass) but was refused. sgg , ea , ii , ll , jj , sj , sjtj , zv , lj , tj , ch , çv , tq , str , stj , tr , br , bl , dr , dl , dj , ddj , dz , kr , kl , sz , zz , tv , zj , gj , ng , kj , sv , kv , ph are recognized and uses also in this language.
Modern Joeriak got 40 letters in there official alphabet. Thats is much less than the older version wich has 50 to 80 letters in there official alphabet. The ´ is for Aa , Ee , Oo and Uu used however The ` for Aa , Ee , Oo , Uu was formal used. Ïï is used as diacreases in ïu (speach as: ie-uu) and the Čč is only used in hčč becaused htjtj doesn't look right in most of the word using them. Hower Śś and Ŕŕ are used as combination śŕ because šř doesn't look cool also. ëë , iy and jl are unique features wich didn't exist in any other language. The Ⱥⱥ was intented to use for tⱥlⱥsa (fiberglass) but was refused. sgg , ea , ii , ll , jj , sj , sjtj , zv , lj , tj , ch , çv , tq , str , stj , tr , br , bl , dr , dl , dj , ddj , dz , kr , kl , sz , zz , tv , zj , gj , ng , kj , pr , pl , spr , sv , kv , ph are recognized and uses also in this language.
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
| Aa || Ää || Åå || Ãã || Bb || Cc || Çç || Dd || Ðð
| '''Aa''' || '''Ää''' || '''Åå''' || '''Ãã''' || '''Bb''' || '''Cc''' || '''Çç''' || '''Dd''' || '''Ðð'''
|-
|-
| Ee || Ëë || Ff || Gg || Hh || Ƕƕ || Ii || Jj || Kk
| ɑ/a || eː/ɛ || ɔ/oː || ʌu || b || k || sː || d || ð
|-
|-
| Ll || Mm || Nn || Ññ || Oo || Öö || Õõ || Pp || Qq
| '''Ee''' || '''Ëë''' || '''Ff''' || '''Gg''' || '''Hh''' || '''Ƕƕ''' || '''Ii''' || '''Jj''' || '''Kk'''
|-
|-
| Rr || Řř || Ss || Šš || Tt || Þþ || Uu || Vv || Ww
| eː/ɛ || ə || f || ɡ/ɣ || ɦ || hw || ɪ/iː || j || k
|-
|-
| Xx || Yy || Ÿÿ || Zz ||  ||  ||  ||  ||   
| '''Ll''' || '''Mm''' || '''Nn''' || '''Ññ''' || '''Oo''' || '''Öö''' || '''Õõ''' || '''Pp''' || '''Qq'''
|-
| l/ɭ/ɬ || m || n || ɲ || ɔ/oː || œ/øː || u || p || q
|-
| '''Rr''' || '''Řř''' || '''Ss''' || '''Šš''' || '''Tt''' || '''Þþ''' || '''Uu''' || '''Vv''' || '''Ww'''
|-
| ɾ/r || r || s || sː || t || θ || ʏ || v || ʋ
|-
| '''Xx''' || '''Yy''' || '''Ÿÿ''' || '''Zz''' ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|-
| ks || ɪ/iː || ɛi || z ||  ||  ||  ||  || 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''Aa''' || '''Ää''' || '''Åå''' || '''Ãã''' || '''Bb''' || '''Cc''' || '''Çç''' || '''Dd''' || '''Ðð'''
|-
| '''Аа''' || '''Ææ''' || '''Ҩҩ''' || '''Ֆֆ''' || '''Бб''' || '''Cc''' || '''Çç''' || '''Σζ''' || '''Ðð'''
|-
| ɑ/a || eː/ɛ || ɔ/oː || ʌu || b || k || sː || d || ð
|-
| '''Ee''' || '''Ëë''' || '''Ff''' || '''Gg''' || '''Hh''' || '''Ƕƕ''' || '''Ii''' || '''Jj''' || '''Kk'''
|-
| '''Εε''' || '''Әә''' || '''Φφ''' || '''Гг''' || '''Хх''' || '''Ʒʒ''' || '''Ηη''' || '''Лл''' || '''Κκ'''
|-
| eː/ɛ || ə || f || ɡ/ɣ || ɦ || hw || ɪ/iː || j || k
|-
| '''Ll''' || '''Mm''' || '''Nn''' || '''Ññ''' || '''Oo''' || '''Öö''' || '''Õõ''' || '''Pp''' || '''Qq'''
|-
| '''Λλ''' || '''Μμ''' || '''Vv''' || '''Խխ''' || '''Оо''' || '''Ωɔ''' || '''Ƣƣ''' || '''Пп''' || '''Уу'''
|-
| l/ɭ/ɬ || m || n || ɲ || ɔ/oː || œ/øː || u || p || q
|-
| '''Rr''' || '''Řř''' || '''Ss''' || '''Šš''' || '''Tt''' || '''Þþ''' || '''Uu''' || '''Vv''' || '''Ww'''
|-
| '''Ρρ''' || '''Дд''' || '''ßʃ''' || '''Ϩs''' || '''Тт''' || '''Þþ''' || '''Ʊʊ''' || '''Вв''' || '''Ϻϻ'''
|-
| ɾ/r || r || s || sː || t || θ || ʏ || v || ʋ
|-
| '''Xx''' || '''Yy''' || '''Ÿÿ''' || '''Zz''' || '''TJtj''' || '''Acute accent''' such as áéóú ||  ||  || 
|-
| '''Ϯϯ''' || '''Ιι''' || '''Ϣϣ''' || '''Ϟϟ''' || '''Чч''' || ''':''' (after the previous letter. ||  ||  || 
|-
| ks || ɪ/iː || ɛi || z ||  ||  ||  ||  ||   
|}
|}


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The å or the oa in Joeriak was imported from Swedish. And the grammar ending on -eþ if it is '''a''' thing instead of thing cames from the Swedish -ett grammar rule. Julia Kledhammar has influence to.
The å or the oa in Joeriak was imported from Swedish. And the grammar ending on -eþ if it is '''a''' thing instead of thing cames from the Swedish -ett grammar rule. Julia Kledhammar has influence to.
===Dutch , Afrikaans & German===
===Dutch , Afrikaans & German===
Because the language creator is of nationality Dutch. Many words are also imported from Dutch such as: ÿs and lÿn. The ÿ was imported from the Dutch [[w:IJ]]-diagraph. However the IJ and IY where already in use. So they use the ÿ for that. Also from Afrikaans some of the words are introduced thanks to the songs from: [[w:Jack Parow]] , [[w:Die Antwoord]] , [[w:Van Coke Cartel]].
Because the language creator is of nationality Dutch. Many words are also imported from Dutch such as: ÿs and lÿn. The ÿ was imported from the Dutch [[w:IJ|IJ]]-diagraph. However the IJ and IY where already in use. So they use the ÿ for that. Also from Afrikaans some of the words are introduced thanks to the songs from: [[w:Jack Parow|Jack Parow]] , [[w:Die Antwoord|Die Antwoord]] , [[w:Van Coke Cartel|Van Coke Cartel]].


===Sranang Tongo===
===Sranang Tongo===
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The -iiq end was inspired by Greenlandic.
The -iiq end was inspired by Greenlandic.
===French===
===French===
Many words where inspired of [[w:Stromae]] his music.
Many words where inspired of [[w:Stromae|Stromae]] his music.
===Indonesian and Malaysian===
===Indonesian and Malaysian===
Kota is from Indonesian with original meaning is Island but in Joeriaki it means city and Johor have possible roots from Indonesian Languages.
Kota is from Indonesian with original meaning is Island but in Joeriaki it means city and Johor have possible roots from Indonesian Languages.


===Spanish , Italian & Portuguese===
===Spanish , Italian & Portuguese===
Spanish and portuguese words are inspired by [[w:Enrique Iglesias]] , [[w:Michel Teló]] , [[w:Gusstavo Lima]] and Alvaro Soler. From Italian the Eurovision musician: [[w:Il Volo]] and [[w:The Peppermints]] have influence on words. Because the language inventor is a friend of a member of The Peppermints. Many words are inspired by Italian.
Spanish and portuguese words are inspired by [[w:Enrique Iglesias|Enrique Iglesias]] , [[w:Michel Teló|Michel Teló]] , [[w:Gusstavo Lima|Gusstavo Lima]] and Alvaro Soler. From Italian the Eurovision musician: [[w:Il Volo|Il Volo]] and [[w:The Peppermints|The Peppermints]] have influence on words. Because the language inventor is a friend of a member of The Peppermints. Many words are inspired by Italian.


===Hebrew===
===Hebrew===
Many many words are imported and rhythmed by the rap group: [[w:Hadag Nahash]] , [[w:The Teapacks]] has some influence to.
Many many words are imported and rhythmed by the rap group: [[w:Hadag Nahash|Hadag Nahash]] , [[w:The Teapacks|The Teapacks]] has some influence to.


===Other===
===Other===
Some Slavic inspired words cames from: Vitas , Who See , Rambo Amadeus , Sergej Cetcovic and O-Zone.
Some Slavic inspired words cames from: Vitas , Who See , Rambo Amadeus , Sergej Cetcovic and O-Zone.
===From Songs by language===
These languages would have one or have already one on my list of songs for hearing it and make new words of them.
* Afrikaans
* Albanian
* Arabic
* Armenian
* Cantonian
* Chinese
* Czech
* Danish
* Dutch
* English
* Estonian
* French
* Gaelic
* German
* German
* Greek
* Greenlandic
* Hebrew
* Hindi
* Hungarian
* Icelandic
* Indonesian
* Irish
* Italian
* Japanese
* Karelian
* Kazakh
* Klingon
* Korean
* Maladivian
* Malay
* Montenegrin
* Northern Sami
* Norwegian
* Polish
* Portuguese
* Romanian
* Russian
* Spanish
* Sranang Tongo
* Swedish
* Thai
* Turkish
* Udmurt
* Ukrainian
* Welsh
==Sample of phrases==
Hi! - Idé! / hej! [iːdeː] [ɦeːj]
Hello - Idétaa / hej hej.[iːdeːtaː] [ɦeːj ɦeːj]
Bye - tõwa [tuʋaː]
Bye bye - towään [toːʋeːn]
Happy Christmas - Glëët Indataa [ɣlyt / ɡlyt ɪndaːtaː]
Sneeze - ãtjii [ʌutʃiː]
Health (after sneezing) - gizun [ɡizun]
==Countries==
===Europa===
The Netherlands -
Frisia -
Dordrecht -
Rotterdam -
Den Haag -
Drenthe -
Belguim (Flanders/Wallonia) -
France -
Switserland -
Luxemburg -
Germany -
Austria -
Slovenia -
Slovakia -
Czech Republic -
Ukraine -
Montenegro -
Albania -
Croatia -
Italy -
San Marino -
Spain -
Portugal -
Sweden -
Norway -
Finland -
Denmark -
Estonia -
Latvia -
Karelia -
Lithuania -
Poland -
Romania -
Greece -
Rhodos -
Turkey -
Armenia -
Iceland -
Faroer -
Svalbard -
Åland -
Greenland -
Belarus -
Serbia -
===Asia===
Kazakhstan -
Mongolia -
Rusia -
China -
Tibet -
South Korea -
Japan -
Vietnam -
Phillipines -
Thailand -
Malaysia -
Hong Kong -
Israel -
Saudi-Arabia -
UAE -
India -
Bhutan -
Pakistan -
Indonesia -
===Oceania===
Australia -
New Zealand -
Fiji -
Niue -
New Caledonia -
Samoa -
Pitcairn -
French Polynesia -
Hawaii -
Papuea-New-Guinea -
===Africa===
Morocco -
Algeria -
Egypt -
Ethiopia -
Ghana -
Nigeria -
Benin -
Congo -
Kenya -
South Africa -
Swaziland -
Zimbabwe -
Namibia -
===Americas===
USA -
Miami -
Texas -
Florida -
Atlanta (Georgia)-
New York -
California -
Canada -
Alaska -
Mexico -
Belize -
Costa Rica -
Panama -
Colombia -
Ecaudor -
Peru -
Chile -
Argentinia -
Uruguay -
Trinidad & Tobago -
Brazil -
Suriname -
Bahamas -
Cuba -
Curaçao -
===Other===
Gypsy -
Sámi -
Inuit -
Jew -
[[Category:Language families]]
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