...le based on the [[Tigol]] language, with influences from local [[Hlou-Shum languages]].
Literally read Irish, with fewer vowels, plus the High German Consonant Shift?
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|fam3=[[w:East Germanic languages|East Germanic]]
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|fam2=[[w:Germanic languages|Germanic]]
|fam3=[[w:West Germanic languages|West Germanic]]
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|altname = High Dutch
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...lose relative of [[Sŧrah]] (''qʷˁʼe''). It is a tonal language inspired by German, Buyang and Chinese.
high modal = tone 2, high breathy = tone 3; low modal = tone 4, low breathy = tone 1
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...gory: Germanic languages]][[Category: West Germanic languages]][[Category: Languages]][[Category: Conlangs]][[Category: A_posteriori]]
|fam2 = [[w:Germanic languages|Germanic]]
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...nal Phonetic Alphabet|International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)]] represents [[High Valyrian]] pronunciations. English approximations are loose in some cases a
|'''ü'''ber ([[w:German language|German]]), t'''u''' ([[w:French language|French]])
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|fam1 = Reclian languages
...in ''Taruebus'' [tʰʌˈryːb̥uʃ], the country of Listord (with the Listordian languages), and the Evandorian country of Rakorg.
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| ancestor1 = Various 21st century languages
|label1=Various 21st century languages of Antarctica|state1=dashed
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...choice of letter. The phonology shows in any case little influence of the High Germanic consonant shift.
...s far more regular than the verb for ''to be'' in any other known Germanic languages, which typically are a composite of several different roots for various ten
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...ts in the north and east may still remain tonal. Anchwa has a surprisingly high amount of loans from Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Arabic. Less surprising
.... Smaller influences are Malay and Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch and German, Spanish and Portuguese, and English. Anchwa's dialects are very diverse. S
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|fam1 = Mami languages
|fam2 = Ulwîf languages
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...oto-Slavic, Baltic languages, Low German and, more recently, Standard High German and Polish.
...derived from Latin, and had as main natlang inspirations all Gallo-Italic languages (most notably Piedmontese) and Catalan. It is also meant to follow an appro
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...ative languages in the nation were split almost evenly between English and German. Soon after its introduction as a national language, it was deemed an integ
|fam2 = [[w:Germanic languages|Germanic]]
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...darsk Kaläämi, Perulme Kaläämi and Landau Kaläämi were influenced by human languages when humans arrived in Aurora. It comes from Proto-Aurora and is the unique
...om Romance and Greek, 2% from Old Kaläämi and the restant from other Earth languages. '''''Landau Kaläämi''''' variety has been influenced by Slavic, however th
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|fam1 = [[w:Uralic languages|Uralic]]
|fam2 = [[w:Finnic languages|Finnic]]
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| child8= [[w:Frisian languages]]
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...es of Lyszenian due to its use of lexical tone—a feature rare among Slavic languages. It employs two main tones: mid-rising and mid-falling, which function phon
...d mid-falling—alter word meaning much like stress or pitch accent in other languages.
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|fam2 = High Asári
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Generally, Riemannic grammar can be thought of as a simplified German grammar.
...m standard mathematical terminology, Old High German (and sometimes Modern German), or Finnish. It uses a base-16 system taken from Leibniz:
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