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==Jumarkese==<br />
===Alternative forms===<br />
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===Etymology===<br />
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===Pronunciation===<br />
(''Jumarkese'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: /su'kar ka'na/<br />
===Noun===<br />
'''sucarcana'''<br />
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# definition<br />
#:''example usage of '''sucarcana''' here''<br />
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====Inflection====<br />
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It suggests that you should use only ''k'' instead of ''c'' at the final of the word for /k/ sound while you must use ''c'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word... and you should use only ''k'' if the following vowel is ''e'' and ''i'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word...<br />
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'''D''' - /d/<br><br />
'''F''' - /f/<br><br />
'''G''' - /g/ before ''a'', ''o'', and ''u'' and /j/ before ''e'' and ''i'', and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound before ''e'' and ''i'' you should put letter ''h'' after ''g'' as this ''gh'' <br><br />
'''H''' - /h/<br><br />
'''J''' - /j/<br><br />
'''K''' - /k/<br><br />
'''L''' - /l/<br><br />
'''M''' - /m/<br><br />
'''N''' - /n/ and with ''g'' pronounced as /ng/, and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound, use should double the letter ''g'' as this ''ngg''<br><br />
'''P''' - /p/<br><br />
'''Q''' - with ''u'' pronounced as /kw/<br><br />
'''R''' - /r/<br><br />
'''S''' - /s/ and with ''h'' pronounced as /sh/<br><br />
'''T''' - /t/<br><br />
'''V''' - /v/<br><br />
'''W''' - /w/<br><br />
'''X''' - /x/<br><br />
'''Y''' - /y/<br><br />
'''Z''' - /z/<br><br />
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'''E''' - /eh/ <br><br />
'''I''' - /ee/ <br><br />
'''O''' - /oh/ <br><br />
'''U''' - /oo/ <br><br />
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'''J''' - /j/<br><br />
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'''L''' - /l/<br><br />
'''M''' - /m/<br><br />
'''N''' - /n/ and with ''g'' pronounced as /ng/, and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound, use should double the letter ''g'' as this ''ngg''<br><br />
'''P''' - /p/<br><br />
'''Q''' - with ''u'' pronounced as /kw/<br><br />
'''R''' - /r/<br><br />
'''S''' - /s/ and with ''h'' pronounced as /sh/<br><br />
'''T''' - /t/<br><br />
'''V''' - /v/<br><br />
'''W''' - /w/<br><br />
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'''Y''' - /y/<br><br />
'''Z''' - /z/<br><br />
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It suggests that you should use only ''k'' instead of ''c'' at the final of the word for /k/ sound while you must use ''c'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word... and you should use only ''k'' if the following vowel is ''e'' and ''i'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word...<br />
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'''F''' - /f/<br><br />
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'''H''' - /h/<br><br />
'''J''' - /j/<br><br />
'''K''' - /k/<br><br />
'''L''' - /l/<br><br />
'''M''' - /m/<br><br />
'''N''' - /n/ and with ''g'' pronounced as /ng/, and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound, use should double the letter ''g'' as this ''ngg''<br><br />
'''P''' - /p/<br><br />
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'''R''' - /r/<br><br />
'''S''' - /s/ and with ''h'' pronounced as /sh/<br><br />
'''T''' - /t/<br><br />
'''V''' - /v/<br><br />
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'''O''' - /oh/ <br><br />
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It suggests that you should use only ''k'' instead of ''c'' at the final of the word for /k/ sound while you must use ''c'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word... and you should use only ''k'' if the following vowel is ''e'' and ''i'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word...<br />
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All are phoenetic, no silent letters... no diacritics, except for stressing...<br />
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'''Pronunciation of consonants''' - '''Pronunciation de consonantes'''<br />
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'''B''' - /b/<br><br />
'''C''' - /k/ before ''a'', ''o'', and ''u'' and /s/ before ''e'' and ''i'' and with ''h'' pronunced as /ch/ <br><br />
'''D''' - /d/<br><br />
'''F''' - /f/<br><br />
'''G''' - /g/ before ''a'', ''o'', and ''u'' and /j/ before ''e'' and ''i'', and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound before ''e'' and ''i'' you should put letter ''h'' after ''g'' as this ''gh'' <br><br />
'''H''' - /h/<br><br />
'''J''' - /j/<br><br />
'''K''' - /k/<br><br />
'''L''' - /l/<br><br />
'''M''' - /m/<br><br />
'''N''' - /n/ and with ''g'' pronounced as /ng/, and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound, use should double the letter ''g'' as this ''ngg''<br><br />
'''P''' - /p/<br><br />
'''Q''' - with ''u'' pronounced as /kw/<br><br />
'''R''' - /r/<br><br />
'''S''' - /s/ and with ''h'' pronounced as /sh/<br><br />
'''T''' - /t/<br><br />
'''V''' - /v/<br><br />
'''W''' - /w/<br><br />
'''X''' - /x/<br><br />
'''Y''' - /y/<br><br />
'''Z''' - /z/<br><br />
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The intention to create is to have a language that is very related to every language in the world.<br />
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''La intention por creati es por havi lingua ke es veri relato a cada lingua en la mundo.''<br />
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==Phonology==<br />
===Orthography===<br />
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It suggests that you should use only ''k'' instead of ''c'' at the final of the word for /k/ sound while you must use ''c'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word... and you should use only ''k'' if the following vowel is ''e'' and ''i'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word...<br />
<br />
All are phoenetic, no silent letters... no diacritics, except for stressing...<br />
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===Consonants===<br />
<br />
'''Pronunciation of consonants''' - '''Pronunciation de consonantes'''<br />
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'''B''' - /b/<br><br />
'''C''' - /k/ before ''a'', ''o'', and ''u'' and /s/ before ''e'' and ''i'' and with ''h'' pronunced as /ch/ <br><br />
'''D''' - /d/<br><br />
'''F''' - /f/<br><br />
'''G''' - /g/ before ''a'', ''o'', and ''u'' and /j/ before ''e'' and ''i'', and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound before ''e'' and ''i'' you should put letter ''h'' after ''g'' as this ''gh'' <br><br />
'''H''' - /h/<br><br />
'''J''' - /j/<br><br />
'''K''' - /k/<br><br />
'''L''' - /l/<br><br />
'''M''' - /m/<br><br />
'''N''' - /n/ and with ''g'' pronounced as /ng/, and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound, use should double the letter ''g'' as this ''ngg''<br><br />
'''P''' - /p/<br><br />
'''Q''' - with ''u'' pronounced as /kw/<br><br />
'''R''' - /r/<br><br />
'''S''' - /s/ and with ''h'' pronounced as /sh/<br><br />
'''T''' - /t/<br><br />
'''V''' - /v/<br><br />
'''W''' - /w/<br><br />
'''X''' - /x/<br><br />
'''Y''' - /y/<br><br />
'''Z''' - /z/<br><br />
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It suggests that you should use only ''k'' instead of ''c'' at the final of the word for /k/ sound while you must use ''c'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word... and you should use only ''k'' if the following vowel is ''e'' and ''i'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word...<br />
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'''Pronunciation of consonants''' - '''Pronunciation de consonantes'''<br />
'''B''' - /b/<br><br />
'''C''' - /k/ before ''a'', ''o'', and ''u'' and /s/ before ''e'' and ''i'' and with ''h'' pronunced as /ch/ <br><br />
'''D''' - /d/<br><br />
'''F''' - /f/<br><br />
'''G''' - /g/ before ''a'', ''o'', and ''u'' and /j/ before ''e'' and ''i'', and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound before ''e'' and ''i'' you should put letter ''h'' after ''g'' as this ''gh'' <br><br />
'''H''' - /h/<br><br />
'''J''' - /j/<br><br />
'''K''' - /k/<br><br />
'''L''' - /l/<br><br />
'''M''' - /m/<br><br />
'''N''' - /n/ and with ''g'' pronounced as /ng/, and if you want to pronounce a /g/ sound, use should double the letter ''g'' as this ''ngg''<br><br />
'''P''' - /p/<br><br />
'''Q''' - with ''u'' pronounced as /kw/<br><br />
'''R''' - /r/<br><br />
'''S''' - /s/ and with ''h'' pronounced as /sh/<br><br />
'''T''' - /t/<br><br />
'''V''' - /v/<br><br />
'''W''' - /w/<br><br />
'''X''' - /x/<br><br />
'''Y''' - /y/<br><br />
'''Z''' - /z/<br><br />
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It suggests that you should use only ''k'' instead of ''c'' at the final of the word for /k/ sound while you must use ''c'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word... and you should use only ''k'' if the following vowel is ''e'' and ''i'' at the beginning and/or middle of the word...<br />
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===Consonants===<br />
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===Prosody===<br />
====Stress====<br />
====Intonation====<br />
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