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User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Limguese

2025-11-29T14:55:22Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

Limguese is a Sino-Tibetan Language designed by PSTF for experiment.

= Pronouncing System =
The pronunciation of all characters must strictly follow the (C)(G)V(C) rule. Consonants cannot be blended together.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="wikitable article-table" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 68px; "|
! style="width: 68px; "|Bilabial
! style="width: 68px; "|Labio-dental
! style="width: 68px; "|Dental
! style="width: 68px; "|Alveolar
! style="width: 68px; "|Post-alveolar
! style="width: 68px; "|Retroflex
! style="width: 68px; "|Alveolo-palatal
! style="width: 68px; "|Palatal
! style="width: 68px; "|Velar
! style="width: 68px; "|Uvular
! style="width: 68px; "|Pharyngeal/Epiglottal
! style="width: 68px; "|Glottal
|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Nasal
| ? m
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| n
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| ? ng
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! style="text-align: center; "|Plosive
| p b
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| k g
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! style="text-align: center; "|Affricate
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| c dz
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| ch dzh
| q j
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! style="text-align: center; "|Fricative
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| f v
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| s z
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| sh zh
| x
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! style="text-align: center; "|Approximant
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! style="text-align: center; "|Lateral app.
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{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="wikitable article-table" style="width: 540px; text-align:center"
! style="width: 90px; "|
! style="width: 90px; "|Front
! style="width: 90px; "|Near-front
! style="width: 90px; "|Central
! style="width: 90px; "|Near-back
! style="width: 90px; "|Back
|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Close
| i ü
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| ï
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| eu u
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! style="text-align: center; "|Near-close
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! style="text-align: center; "|Close-mid
| ? oe
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| eo o
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! style="text-align: center; "|Mid
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! style="text-align: center; "|Open-mid
| e
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! style="text-align: center; "|Near-open
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! style="text-align: center; "|Open
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|}

This language has four tones. Because the letters have diaresis, we use superscript numbers instead of additional diacritical marks to indicate tones.

# Average tone: 55
# Rising tone: 25
# Falling tone(lower): 31
# Falling tone(higher): 51
# Wavy tone: 214

Besides, we have also tone 0 which works like soft tone in Chinese.

= Grammar =
== Glyphs and Words ==
Each basic vocabulary word consists of a single syllable. Since each syllable corresponds to one character, these basic vocabulary words have only one character (we will discuss the sinicization scheme later).

New words are constructed by combining monosyllabic words. A large number of words are disyllabic. For example,
<pre>
Language = Talking + Sound
Student = Study + Human
Dawn = Morning + Before
</pre>
== Syntax ==
We use the SOV sentence structure of the Tibeto-Burman language family (rather than the Sinitic language family).

For example(we use phonetic alphabets):
<pre>
They discuss a problem.
他们讨论一个问题。
他们一个问题讨论
to1men2 i1no2 un3te2 i4lun3.
</pre>

=== Classifier ===
Since both the Sino-Tibetan language family languages have a large number of measure words, we also use the measure word system here, stipulating that nouns must be combined with numerals using measure words.

For example:
* General classifier: <code>no2</code>
* For elongated objects: <code>tiao2</code>
* For plants (especially trees): <code>ke1</code>
* For flat objects: <code>pian4</code>

=== Function Words ===
==== Tense ====
* Past tense: Add "le0" after the sentence. EG: <code>I have finished eating.</code> → <code>nga2 fan4 dza1 le0.</code>
* Future tense: Add "jiang1" before the verb. EG: <code>I'm going to eat.</code> → <code>nga2 jiang1 dza1 fan4.</code>
==== Possessive ====
We use "ge0" for possessive. Such as: My book → nga2 ge0 shu1.
==== Directive ====
We use "dou1" for directive. Such as: The book is on the desk. → Shu1 dou1 dzhuo1-shang3.

= Example =
== A "simple" sentence ==
<pre>
Za2tian1, na4 sam1 no2 nian2-ge2 hok4-zen2, he2-bian1 ge0 xiao5-shu4-lin2 dou1, jiang1 liang5 tiao2 mei3-li4 ge0 niao5 nga2 le0.
Yesterday, those three young students saw two pretty birds in the little forest.
</pre>

= Sinicization Plan =
Given that this language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan family, we also offer a Sinicized (even exaggerated) mode—where each syllable is represented by a single character.
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Partially Examples
|-
! Syllables !! Sinicized !! Meaning !! Why?
|-
| nga2 || 我 || I || Classical Chinese: Please pay the copyright fee.
|-
| fan4 || 饭 || meal ||
|-
| dza1 || 食 || eat ||
|-
| zen2 || 人 || person ||
|-
| kong1 || 嶂 || mountain || I personally think that 嶂 has more momentum than 山.
|-
| nam2 || 湳 || water || Invented character.
|-
| hok4 || 学 || learn ||
|-
| wa4 || 话 || talking ||
|-
| seong1 || 声 || sound ||
|-
| mi2 || 眸 || eye || 眸 seems more poetic than 目.
|-
| More || Examples || Coming || Soon
|}

<pre style='overflow-x:scroll;'>
Phonetic Alphabet: Za2tian1, na4 sam1 no2 nian2-ge2 hok4-zen2, he2-bian1 ge0 xiao5-shu4-lin2 dou1, jiang1 liang5 tiao2 mei3-li4 ge0 niao5 nga2 le0.
Sinicized: 昨晛，彼三侬年格学人，河边格小树林兜，将两条美俪格鸟睚了。
Compare with standard Chinese: 昨天，那三个年轻的学生，在河边的小树林里，看见了两只美丽的鸟。
</pre>

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Limguese

2025-11-29T14:54:04Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

Limguese is a Sino-Tibetan Language designed by PSTF for experiment.

= Pronouncing System =
The pronunciation of all characters must strictly follow the (C)(G)V(C) rule. Consonants cannot be blended together.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="wikitable article-table" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 68px; "|
! style="width: 68px; "|Bilabial
! style="width: 68px; "|Labio-dental
! style="width: 68px; "|Dental
! style="width: 68px; "|Alveolar
! style="width: 68px; "|Post-alveolar
! style="width: 68px; "|Retroflex
! style="width: 68px; "|Alveolo-palatal
! style="width: 68px; "|Palatal
! style="width: 68px; "|Velar
! style="width: 68px; "|Uvular
! style="width: 68px; "|Pharyngeal/Epiglottal
! style="width: 68px; "|Glottal
|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Nasal
| ? m
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| n
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| ? ng
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|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Plosive
| p b
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| t d
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| k g
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! style="text-align: center; "|Affricate
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| c dz
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| ch dzh
| q j
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|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Fricative
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| f v
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| s z
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| sh zh
| x
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| h
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! style="text-align: center; "|Approximant
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| r
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| y
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! style="text-align: center; "|Lateral app.
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| l
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|}

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="wikitable article-table" style="width: 540px; text-align:center"
! style="width: 90px; "|
! style="width: 90px; "|Front
! style="width: 90px; "|Near-front
! style="width: 90px; "|Central
! style="width: 90px; "|Near-back
! style="width: 90px; "|Back
|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Close
| i ü
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| ï
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| eu u
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! style="text-align: center; "|Near-close
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! style="text-align: center; "|Close-mid
| ? oe
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| eo o
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! style="text-align: center; "|Mid
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! style="text-align: center; "|Open-mid
| e
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! style="text-align: center; "|Near-open
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! style="text-align: center; "|Open
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| ä
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| a
|}

This language has four tones. Because the letters have diaresis, we use superscript numbers instead of additional diacritical marks to indicate tones.

# Average tone: 55
# Rising tone: 25
# Falling tone(lower): 31
# Falling tone(higher): 51
# Wavy tone: 214

Besides, we have also tone 0 which works like soft tone in Chinese.

= Grammar =
== Glyphs and Words ==
Each basic vocabulary word consists of a single syllable. Since each syllable corresponds to one character, these basic vocabulary words have only one character (we will discuss the sinicization scheme later).

New words are constructed by combining monosyllabic words. A large number of words are disyllabic. For example,
<pre>
Language = Talking + Sound
Student = Study + Human
Dawn = Morning + Before
</pre>
== Syntax ==
We use the SOV sentence structure of the Tibeto-Burman language family (rather than the Sinitic language family).

For example(we use phonetic alphabets):
<pre>
They discuss a problem.
他们讨论一个问题。
他们一个问题讨论
to1men2 i1no2 un3te2 i4lun3.
</pre>

=== Classifier ===
Since both the Sino-Tibetan language family languages have a large number of measure words, we also use the measure word system here, stipulating that nouns must be combined with numerals using measure words.

For example:
* General classifier: <code>no2</code>
* For elongated objects: <code>tiao2</code>
* For plants (especially trees): <code>ke1</code>
* For flat objects: <code>pian4</code>

=== Function Words ===
==== Tense ====
* Past tense: Add "le0" after the sentence. EG: <code>I have finished eating.</code> → <code>nga2 fan4 dza1 le0.</code>
* Future tense: Add "jiang1" before the verb. EG: <code>I'm going to eat.</code> → <code>nga2 jiang1 dza1 fan4.</code>
==== Possessive ====
We use "ge0" for possessive. Such as: My book → nga2 ge0 shu1.
==== Directive ====
We use "dou1" for directive. Such as: The book is on the desk. → Shu1 dou1 dzhuo1-shang3.

= Example =
== A "simple" sentence ==
<pre>
Za2tian1, na4 sam1 no2 nian2-ge2 hok4-zen2, he2-bian1 ge0 xiao5-shu4-lin2 dou1, jiang1 liang5 tiao2 mei3-li4 ge0 niao5 nga2 le0.
Yesterday, those three young students saw two pretty birds in the little forest.
</pre>

= Sinicization Plan =
Given that this language belongs to the Sino-Tibetan family, we also offer a Sinicized (even exaggerated) mode—where each syllable is represented by a single character.
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Partially Examples
|-
! Syllables !! Sinicized !! Meaning !! Why?
|-
| nga2 || 我 || I || Classical Chinese: Please pay the copyright fee.
|-
| fan4 || 饭 || meal ||
|-
| dza1 || 食 || eat ||
|-
| zen2 || 人 || person ||
|-
| kong1 || 嶂 || mountain || I personally think that 嶂 has more momentum than 山.
|-
| nam2 || 湳 || water || Invented character.
|-
| hok4 || 学 || learn ||
|-
| wa4 || 话 || talking ||
|-
| seng1 || 声 || sound ||
|-
| mi2 || 眸 || eye || 眸 seems more poetic than 目.
|-
| More || Examples || Coming || Soon
|}

<pre style='overflow-x:scroll;'>
Phonetic Alphabet: Za2tian1, na4 sam1 no2 nian2-ge2 hok4-zen2, he2-bian1 ge0 xiao5-shu4-lin2 dou1, jiang1 liang5 tiao2 mei3-li4 ge0 niao5 nga2 le0.
Sinicized: 昨晛，彼三侬年格学人，河边格小树林兜，将两条美俪格鸟睚了。
Compare with standard Chinese: 昨天，那三个年轻的学生，在河边的小树林里，看见了两只美丽的鸟。
</pre>

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Limguese

2025-11-02T02:07:04Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Limguese

2025-11-01T09:20:15Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Limguese

2025-11-01T09:15:35Z

PrySigneToFlyeor: Created page with "Limguese is a Sino-Tibetan Language designed by PSTF for experiment. = Pronouncing System = The pronunciation of all characters must strictly follow the (C)(G)V(C) rule. Consonants cannot be blended together. ===Pulmonic consonants=== {| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="wikitable article-table" style="text-align:center;" ! style="width: 68px; "| ! style="width: 68px; "|Bilabial ! style="width: 68px; "|Labio-dental ! style="width: 68px; "|Dental !..."

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Fontinian

2025-09-27T13:04:44Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

Fontinian, also known as Pan-Romance lingua, is designed by PSTF for the "Fontaine Kingdom" in the video game ''Genshin Impact''.

= Introduction =
Fontinian was inspired from French, Italian, Spanish, Portugal, Romanian, Latin, and even Interlingua-A.

= Integration of the grammar system =
== Verbs ==
In Fontinian, we simplify verb conjugation. We retain the changes in person and number, but we only adopt the most basic suffix changes(o, as, a, amos, ais, an).

At the same time, we will integrate the tense systems of various languages, retaining only the compound past tense and abolishing the simple past tense (such as the Spanish 'hablé'). The future tense will uniformly use the structure 'v + auxv' (for example, 'parlar hé' meaning 'I will speak', similar to Old Spanish).

== Nouns and Articles ==
For the "gender" of a word, we keep only the masculine and feminine, abolishing the Romanian "neutral". We will show the gender of the word in the suffix:
* º(-o) is masculine, such as "libro" = "book".
* ª(-a) is feminine, such as "casa" = "house".

At the same time, we allow nouns to rely almost entirely on prepositions to express their 'case', such as using 'de' for the genitive and 'a' for the dative.

== Pronouns and Honorifics ==
The second-person singular will be unified as "tu" and "vos", like "tu/vous" in French or "tú/usted" in Spanish.

= Compromise between phonetics and spelling =
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Compromise
|-
! Controversial point !! Compromise !! Why?
|-
| Stress position || Fissare l'accento sull'penultima sillaba || L'accent tonique de la dernière syllabe en français est trop particulier
|-
| Soft consonant || ''C'' e ''G'' davanti a ''E'' o ''I'' dovrebbero essere pronunciati come /tʃ/ o /dʒ/. || L'assouplissement des consonnes en français est trop extrême
|-
| Vowel system || Serva septem fundamentalia vocales (a, e, ɛ, i, o, ɔ, u) || Quaerere aequilibrium in nasalibus vocalibus linguae Gallicae et vocalibus simplicibus linguae Hispanicae
|-
| Ellipsis of the word ending || Vowelis terminationum servatis, silentium E Gallicum abolito. || Certe syllabas claras esse
|-
| Continuous rule || Only fixed phrases can be read together (for example, ''nos altri'') || Évitez la complexité des liaisons obligatoires à la française
|}

= Vocabulary selection =
== Core vocabulary ==
We use the most widely used form (such as the numbers 1 to 10).
<pre>
1: Pick "un/una" from Italian instead of "un/une" from French
2: Pick "duo" from Italina/Romanian or "dos" from Spanish instead of "deux" from French
"More": Pick "más/mais" from Iberian instead of "plus" from French
</pre>
I think France will be angry about this, but anyway, let's continue:

At the same time, we eliminate words that are too regionally specific; for example, when it comes to 'water', we use 'aqua' from other Romance languages instead of the French 'eau'.

= Unified logic of compound words =
For another example, for the numbers 16 to 19, we can adopt the Iberian language structure of '10+6', namely 'decisexte', instead of the French structure of '6+10', namely 'sextidecie'.

Furthermore, we have a fixed structure for placing negation words in front, replacing the surrounding structure of French 'ne...pas'. For the first time, I felt that French is a freak among the Romance languages.

= Borrowed word processing =
For technological vocabulary, we use international Latin vocabulary. For example, for 'computer', we adopt 'computator' instead of 'ordinateur' or 'computadora.'

For vocabulary related to natural objects, we retain local variant features. For example, for the word 'cat', we can use the Spanish 'gato' or the French 'chat'.

= Comparison with reality =
Indeed, there are some languages that are Pan-Romance, such as:
* Interlingua. The vocabulary of Interlingua is derived from the greatest common divisor of various Romance languages.
* Lingua franca. Historically, this language was widely used during Mediterranean trade, but it is not only characterized by Romance languages; it also contains some vocabulary from Semitic languages.

= Challenges =
# The French uvular trill /ʁ/ and the Spanish alveolar trill /r/ are difficult to reconcile and can be compromised into the Italian apical trill.
# If there is an excessive inclination towards a certain language (such as Spanish), Fontinian is likely to provoke resistance from other Romance language groups.
# Excessive regularization may lead to a loss of linguistic vitality.

= Example =
== Simple Sentence ==
English: I want to eat bread with my family.

French: Je veux manger du pain avec ma famille.

Spanish: Quiero comer pan con mi familia.

Italian: Voglio mangiare del pane con la mia famiglia.

Portuguese: Eu quero comer pão com a minha família.

Romanian: Vreau să mănânc pâine cu familia mea.

Fontinian: <span style="color:blue;font-family:serif">VOGLIO MANJAR PAN CON MIA FAMILIA.</span>

== A wonderful serenity(partially) ==
English:
<blockquote>
A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with my whole heart. I am alone, and feel the charm of existence in this spot, which was created for the bliss of souls like mine. I am so happy, my dear friend, so absorbed in the exquisite sense of mere tranquil existence, that I neglect my talents.
</blockquote>
Fontinian:
<blockquote>
<div style="font-family:serif;">
Una serenitate meravigliosa ha posseduto mea anima tota, como estos matinos dulce de primavera que me gaude con meo corde integro. Io so solo, e sento le incanto de existentia in iste loco, que era create pro le beatitude de animas como mea. Io so tanto felice, meo caro amico, tanto absorbite in le senso exqui de mere existentia tranquille, que io neglige meos talentos.
</div>
</blockquote>
Latin:
<blockquote>
<div style="font-family:serif;">
Mirabilis tranquillitas totam animam meam possedit, sicut hae dulces matutini vernis quos toto corde fruor. Solus sum, et amoenitatem existentiae in hoc loco sentio, qui creatus est ad beatitudinem animarum sicut mea. Tam felix sum, care amice, tam intrusus in exquisito sensu simplicis tranquillae existentiae, ut neglegam meas artes.
</div>
</blockquote>

= Categories, References and Notes =
[[Category:Indo-European languages]]
[[Category:Romance]]

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Fontinian

2025-09-27T10:57:50Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Fontinian

2025-09-14T04:53:34Z

PrySigneToFlyeor: Created page with "Fontinian, also known as Pan-Romance lingua, is designed by PSTF for the "Fontaine Kingdom" in the video game ''Genshin Impact''. = Introduction = Fontinian was inspired from French, Italian, Spanish, Portugal, Romanian, Latin, and even Interlingua-A. = Integration of the grammar system = == Verbs == In Fontinian, we simplify verb conjugation. We retain the changes in person and number, but we only adopt the most basic suffix changes(o, as, a, amos, ais, an). At the s..."

Fontinian, also known as Pan-Romance lingua, is designed by PSTF for the "Fontaine Kingdom" in the video game ''Genshin Impact''.

= Introduction =
Fontinian was inspired from French, Italian, Spanish, Portugal, Romanian, Latin, and even Interlingua-A.

= Integration of the grammar system =
== Verbs ==
In Fontinian, we simplify verb conjugation. We retain the changes in person and number, but we only adopt the most basic suffix changes(o, as, a, amos, ais, an).

At the same time, we will integrate the tense systems of various languages, retaining only the compound past tense and abolishing the simple past tense (such as the Spanish 'hablé'). The future tense will uniformly use the structure 'v + auxv' (for example, 'parlar hé' meaning 'I will speak', similar to Old Spanish).

== Nouns and Articles ==
For the "gender" of a word, we keep only the masculine and feminine, abolishing the Romanian "neutral". We will show the gender of the word in the suffix:
* º(-o) is masculine, such as "libro" = "book".
* ª(-a) is feminine, such as "casa" = "house".

At the same time, we allow nouns to rely almost entirely on prepositions to express their 'case', such as using 'de' for the genitive and 'a' for the dative.

== Pronouns and Honorifics ==
The second-person singular will be unified as "tu" and "vos", like "tu/vous" in French or "tú/usted" in Spanish.

= Compromise between phonetics and spelling =
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Compromise
|-
! Controversial point !! Compromise !! Why?
|-
| Stress position || Fissare l'accento sull'penultima sillaba || L'accent tonique de la dernière syllabe en français est trop particulier
|-
| Soft consonant || ''C'' e ''G'' davanti a ''E'' o ''I'' dovrebbero essere pronunciati come /tʃ/ o /dʒ/. || L'assouplissement des consonnes en français est trop extrême
|-
| Vowel system || Serva septem fundamentalia vocales (a, e, ɛ, i, o, ɔ, u) || Quaerere aequilibrium in nasalibus vocalibus linguae Gallicae et vocalibus simplicibus linguae Hispanicae
|-
| Ellipsis of the word ending || Vowelis terminationum servatis, silentium E Gallicum abolito. || Certe syllabas claras esse
|-
| Continuous rule || Only fixed phrases can be read together (for example, ''nos altri'') || Évitez la complexité des liaisons obligatoires à la française
|}

= Vocabulary selection =
== Core vocabulary ==
We use the most widely used form (such as the numbers 1 to 10).
<pre>
1: Pick "un/una" from Italian instead of "un/une" from French
2: Pick "duo" from Italina/Romanian or "dos" from Spanish instead of "deux" from French
"More": Pick "más/mais" from Iberian instead of "plus" from French
</pre>
I think France will be angry about this, but anyway, let's continue:

At the same time, we eliminate words that are too regionally specific; for example, when it comes to 'water', we use 'aqua' from other Romance languages instead of the French 'eau'.

= Unified logic of compound words =
For another example, for the numbers 16 to 19, we can adopt the Iberian language structure of '10+6', namely 'decisexte', instead of the French structure of '6+10', namely 'sextidecie'.

Furthermore, we have a fixed structure for placing negation words in front, replacing the surrounding structure of French 'ne...pas'. For the first time, I felt that French is a freak among the Romance languages.

= Borrowed word processing =
For technological vocabulary, we use international Latin vocabulary. For example, for 'computer', we adopt 'computator' instead of 'ordinateur' or 'computadora.'

For vocabulary related to natural objects, we retain local variant features. For example, for the word 'cat', we can use the Spanish 'gato' or the French 'chat'.

= Comparison with reality =
Indeed, there are some languages that are Pan-Romance, such as:
* Interlingua. The vocabulary of Interlingua is derived from the greatest common divisor of various Romance languages.
* Lingua franca. Historically, this language was widely used during Mediterranean trade, but it is not only characterized by Romance languages; it also contains some vocabulary from Semitic languages.

= Challenges =
# The French uvular trill /ʁ/ and the Spanish alveolar trill /r/ are difficult to reconcile and can be compromised into the Italian apical trill.
# If there is an excessive inclination towards a certain language (such as Spanish), Fontinian is likely to provoke resistance from other Romance language groups.
# Excessive regularization may lead to a loss of linguistic vitality.

= Example =
English: I want to eat bread with my family.

French: Je veux manger du pain avec ma famille.

Spanish: Quiero comer pan con mi familia.

Italian: Voglio mangiare del pane con la mia famiglia.

Portuguese: Eu quero comer pão com a minha família.

Romanian: Vreau să mănânc pâine cu familia mea.

Fontinian: <span style="color:blue;font-family:serif">VOGLIO MANJAR PAN CON MIA FAMILIA.</span>

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Lingua Simpla

2025-08-27T13:56:18Z

PrySigneToFlyeor: Created page with "Lingua Simpla is designed by PSTF and is trying to advance Toki Pona. = Alphabet Table = This language can completely written in 26 Latin Letters, and you may also use these letters: ÄÅËÏÖØÜÂÊÎÔÛÞĐĈĜĤŜŴẐ Which can be represented by these: AA OO EE II OE OEE UE IA IE YI IO IU TH DH CH GH HX SH WX ZH. Here is how they pronouncing: {| class="wikitable" |+ Alphabet table |- | A /a/ || AA /ɑ/ || B /b/ || C /tsʰ/ || CH /tʃʰ/ || D /d/ || DH /ð/ |..."

Lingua Simpla is designed by PSTF and is trying to advance Toki Pona.

= Alphabet Table =
This language can completely written in 26 Latin Letters, and you may also use these letters:

ÄÅËÏÖØÜÂÊÎÔÛÞĐĈĜĤŜŴẐ

Which can be represented by these:

AA OO EE II OE OEE UE IA IE YI IO IU TH DH CH GH HX SH WX ZH.

Here is how they pronouncing:

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Alphabet table
|-
| A /a/ || AA /ɑ/ || B /b/ || C /tsʰ/ || CH /tʃʰ/ || D /d/ || DH /ð/ || E /e~ɛ/
|-
| EE /ə/ || F /f/ || G /g/ || GH /ɣ/ || H /h/ || HX /x/ || I /i/ || IA /ʲa/
|-
| IE /ʲe/ || YI /ʲi/ || IO /ʲo/ || IU /ʲu/ || J /dʑ/ || K /kʰ/ || L /l/ || LL /ɭ/
|-
| M /m/ || N /n/ || NG /ŋ/ || O /o/ || OE /ɯ~ɿ/ || EO /ɘ~ɤ/ || OO /ɒ/ || OEE /œ/
|-
| P /pʰ/ || Q /qʰ/ || QU /kʰʷ/ || R /r~ɾ~ɹ~ɻ/ || S /s/ || SH /ʃ/ || T /tʰ/ || U /u/
|-
| UE /y/ || V /v/ || W /w/ || WX /ʋ/ || X = K + S || XX /ʔ/ || Y /j/ || Z /z~dz/
|-
| ZH /ʒ~dʒ/ || || || || || || || SY* /ɕ/
|}
<nowiki>*This is a special pronounciation, which because sʲ is quite like ɕ.</nowiki>

= Word-choosing Rule =
# Borrow the word from languages all the world instead of only Indo-European, such as "san" means 3 and is from Chinese.
# Borrow the word from English(especially slangs) and Latin, such as "lipida" or "tivi".
# Borrow from Toki Pona.
# Create a new word, such as "gratlovo".

= Syllable construction =
* Each syllable follows this format: (C)(C)V(N)(C). That is,
** Each syllable must have at least a vowel.
** Each syllable mustn't have more than two preceeding consonant. That is, "str" or "skr" are prohibited, although it is very common.
** Each syllable should have one(recommended) or no succeeding consonant.
* Words can have 1 ~ 5 vowel.

= Numerals =
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Numerals
|-
! Lingua Simpla !! Toki Pona !! Meaning
|-
| Nul || Ala || 0
|-
| Uno || Wan || 1
|-
| Dvae || Tu || 2
|-
| San || Tu Wan || 3
|-
| Kvar || Tu Tu || 4
|-
| Kvin || Luka || 5
|-
| Hex || 5+1 || 6
|-
| Sep || 5+2 || 7
|-
| Okte || 5+2+1 || 8
|-
| Ena || 5+2+2 || 9
|-
| Dak || 5+5 || 10
|-
| Dak-uno || 5+5+1 || 11
|-
| Dvardak || 5*4 || 20
|-
| Sandak || 5*6 || 30
|-
| Bai || <nowiki>-</nowiki> || 100
|-
| Dvarbai || <nowiki>-</nowiki> || 200
|-
| Kile || <nowiki>-</nowiki> || 1000
|-
| Dvarkile || <nowiki>-</nowiki> || 2000
|-
| Muerre || <nowiki>-</nowiki> || 1,0000
|-
| Muelle || <nowiki>-</nowiki> || 1,0000,0000
|-
| Muedvare || <nowiki>-</nowiki> || 1,0000,0000,0000
|-
| Minus || <nowiki>-</nowiki> || (To state that the number is negative)
|}

= Example Dialogue =
<pre>
Daniele: Salut!
Amiere: Salut! Ata let mi kujua thi nama?
Daniele: Mi bin Daniele. Und thou?
Amiere: Mi bin Amiere. Que thi shartlar?
Daniele: Treste dobro, aligatou. Ata thou kujua Konwaei'v Jok de Vita?
Amiere: Yes! Mi'n interesatua en das!
Daniele: Kuul!
</pre>

= Pronoun of Person =
Lingua Simpla has three persons: the first person refers to the speaker, the second person refers to the observer, and the third person refers to everyone except "you" and "me". The third person is divided into masculine, feminine, neuter (limited to the plural), and non-human (e.g., a gunship).
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Pronoun Table
|-
! 1st person !! 2nd person !! 3rd person masculine !! 3rd person feminine !! 3rd person neuter !! 3rd person non-human
|-
| Mi || Thou || Der || Die || Dos || Dit
|-
| Mi || Thie || Deye || Diwe || Doye || Diti
|-
| Mye || Thi || Doer || Diur || Dor || Dic
|-
| Myet || Thit || Doert || Diurt || Dort || Dique
|}

= Colour =
Lingua Simpla only has six basic colors: black(Dudu), red(Rosse), white(Walo), blue(Laso), yellow(Kitrino) and green(Midori), and other colors can be blended with them, for example, cream is equal to white and yellow. At the same time, the color at the end indicates a higher proportion of colors. It is also orange, and the combination of "Roskitrino" means that it should be orange-yellow, while "Kitrirosse" is orange-red. But there is an exception, where "Dudwalo" is simply grey, but "Dudurewalo" is dim grey and "Walududu" is pale grey.

= Sexuality =
Except for pronouns, Lingua Simpla is sexuality-insensitive, but there, is, actually, words, for, sexuality. Masculine is "Ork" and feminine is "Arf". To state out the sexuality of something(especially somebody), add "-arf" ("-narf" if end by vowel) or "-ork" ("-sork" if end by vowel).

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Harmonion

2025-08-17T13:23:13Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

Harmonion is designed by PSTF and is designed to be international language.

As like Toki Pona or Interlingua, this language can be written in 26 latin letters(Everyone can upload your letter thus we have another dialect called Harmonion Opukunon).

The most common dialect is Harmonion Asotron, which uses some diacritic to represent some different sounds.

= Alphabet table =
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Alphabet table
|-
| Aa /a/ || Bb /b/ || Cc /tsʰ/ || Dd /d/ || Ee /e/ || Ff /f/ || Gg /g/
|-
| Hh /h/ || Ii /i/ || Jj /dʒ/ || Kk /kʰ/ || Ll /l/ || Mm /m/ || Nn /n/
|-
| Oo /o/ || Pp /pʰ/ || Qq /qʰ/ || || Rr /ɹ/ || Ss /s/ || Tt /tʰ/
|-
| Uu /u/ || Vv /v/ || Ww /w/ || || Xx /kʰs/ || Yy /j/ || Zz /dz/
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Some Combinations
|-
| NGng /ŋ/ || CHch /tʃʰ/ || QUqu /kʰʷ/ || RRrr /r/ || EOeo /ɤ/ || PHph /ɸ/ || GHgh /ɣ/
|-
| AEae /æ/ || OEoe /ø/ || LLll /ɾ/ || TLHtlh /tɬʰ/ || TSKtsk /<nowiki>|</nowiki>/ || OAoa /ua/ || SHsh /ʃ/
|-
| ZZzz /z/ || SSss /sʰ/ || XHxh /ʕ/ || || EUeu /ɘ/ || BBbb /ʙ/ || THth /ʈʰ/
|-
| DHdh /ɖ/ || GGgg /ɢ/ || AAaa /ä/ || || HSIhsi /ɕ(i)/ || TSItsi /tɕʰ(i)/ || TZItzi /dʑ(i)/
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Official extension(WIP)
|-
| Ää /ɑ/ || Öö /ɯ/ || Üü /y/ || Þþ /θ/ || Đđ /ð/ || Ëë /ə/ || Ćć /tʃʰ/
|-
| Šš /ʂ/ || Ĥĥ(KHkh) /x/ || Çç(KYky) /cʰ/ || Ŷŷ /ɥ/ || Ḣḣ /ħ/ || Ħħ /kxʰ/ || Ññ /ɲ/
|-
| Ŵŵ /β/ || Źź /z/ || ẞß /sʰ/ || || Ńń /n̥/ || Țț /tʂʰ/ || Șș /ʂ/
|-
| Ƶƶ /dʐ/ || Řř /ʐ/ || Ẅẅ /ʋ/ || || Ṁṁ /ɱ/ || Ƣƣ /ɢ/ || Ňň /ŋ/
|}

= Numeric words =
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Conversion Table
|-
! Harmonion !! English
|-
| Nulla || Zero
|-
| Unus || One
|-
| Duo || Two
|-
| San(Tres) || Three
|-
| Quatro || Four
|-
| Quinto || Five
|-
| Sexto || Six
|-
| Septo || Seven
|-
| Otto || Eight
|-
| Novemo || Nine
|-
| Deciemo || Ten
|-
| Deciemunuo || Eleven
|-
| Deciemesextio || Sixteen
|-
| Deciemeseptio || Seventeen
|-
| Vizginto (ZGzg = /dʒ/) || Twenty
|-
| Vizgintunuo || Twenty-one
|-
| Trizginto || Thirty
|-
| Cento || One Hundred
|-
| Milleo || One Thousand
|-
| Mürio || Ten Thousand
|-
| Decimürio || One Hundred Thousand
|-
| Centimürio || One Million
|-
| Müllion || One Hundred Million
|-
| Büllion || One Trillion
|-
| Trüllion || Ten Quadrillion
|-
| Minus || Negative
|}
== Words inspired from numeric ==
* San: Some.
* Nul: No.
* Unusius: Only.
* Novemius: Much, many, big amount.
* Centurium: Century.

= Rules for Nouns =
The noun always has a suffix of -o, or without suffix. For example,
<blockquote>
Hi! I'm PSTF, a language-creating enthusiast.
</blockquote>
<pre>
Salut! Mi ast PSTF, un lingua-chuangzoa neckyomann.
</pre>

To make an adjective end with "-ius" into noun, you simply change the suffix into "-ium" and its plural form is "-ia", such as, the word "Ostobius" means stupid, then "Ostobium" is "idiot":
<blockquote>
You fool!
</blockquote>
<pre>
Ka ust un ostobium!
</pre>

= Rules of verb =
The verb often has the suffix "-a".

The tense of the verb must be presented in a way that is prefixed before the verb. "pa-" is the past tense, "fu-" is the future tense, and "pro-" is the present continuous tense.
<blockquote>
I'm reading a book.
</blockquote>
<pre>
Mi ast pro-lerea un libro.
</pre>

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Harmonion

2025-08-16T04:13:20Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Harmonion

2025-08-10T02:22:09Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Harmonion

2025-08-10T02:06:34Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

Harmonion is designed by PSTF and is designed to be international language.

As like Toki Pona or Interlingua, this language can be written in 26 latin letters(Everyone can upload your letter thus we have another dialect called Harmonion Opukunon).

= Alphabet table =
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Alphabet table
|-
| Aa /a/ || Bb /b/ || Cc /tsʰ/ || Dd /d/ || Ee /e/ || Ff /f/ || Gg /g/
|-
| Hh /h/ || Ii /i/ || Jj /dʒ/ || Kk /kʰ/ || Ll /l/ || Mm /m/ || Nn /n/
|-
| Oo /o/ || Pp /pʰ/ || Qq /qʰ/ || || Rr /ɹ/ || Ss /s/ || Tt /tʰ/
|-
| Uu /u/ || Vv /v/ || Ww /w/ || || Xx /kʰs/ || Yy /j/ || Zz /dz/
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Combinations
|-
| NGng /ŋ/ || CHch /tʃʰ/ || QUqu /kʰʷ/ || RRrr /r/ || EOeo /ɤ/ || PHph /ɸ/ || GHgh /ɣ/
|-
| AEae /æ/ || OEoe /ø/ || LLll /ɾ/ || TLHtlh /tɬʰ/ || TSKtsk /<nowiki>|</nowiki>/ || OAoa /ua/ || SHsh /ʃ/
|-
| ZZzz /z/ || SSss /sʰ/ || XHxh /ʕ/ || || EUeu /ɘ/ || BBbb /ʙ/ || THth /ʈʰ/
|-
| DHdh /ɖ/ || GGgg /ɢ/ || AAaa /ä/ || || HSIhsi /ɕ(i)/ || TSItsi /tɕʰ(i)/ || TZItzi /dʑ(i)/
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Official extension(WIP)
|-
| Ää /ɑ/ || Öö /ɯ/ || Üü /y/ || Þþ /θ/ || Đđ /ð/ || Ëë /ə/ || Ćć /tʃʰ/
|-
| Šš /ʂ/ || Ĥĥ(KHkh) /x/ || Çç(KYky) /cʰ/ || Ŷŷ /ɥ/ || Ḣḣ /ħ/ || Ħħ /kxʰ/ || Ññ /ɲ/
|-
| Ŵŵ /β/ || Źź /z/ || ẞß /sʰ/ || || Ńń /n̥/ || Țț /tʂʰ/ || Șș /ʂ/
|-
| Ƶƶ /dʐ/ || Řř /ʐ/ || Ẅẅ /ʋ/ || || Ṁṁ /ɱ/ || Ƣƣ /ɢ/ || Ňň /ŋ/
|}

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Harmonion

2025-08-03T15:33:18Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

Harmonion is designed by PSTF and is designed to be international language.

As like Toki Pona or Interlingua, this language can be written in 26 latin letters(Everyone can upload your letter thus we have another dialect called Harmonion Opukunon).

= Alphabet table =
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Alphabet table
|-
| Aa /a/ || Bb /b/ || Cc /tsʰ/ || Dd /d/ || Ee /e/ || Ff /f/ || Gg /g/
|-
| Hh /h/ || Ii /i/ || Jj /dʒ/ || Kk /kʰ/ || Ll /l/ || Mm /m/ || Nn /n/
|-
| Oo /o/ || Pp /pʰ/ || Qq /qʰ/ || || Rr /ɹ/ || Ss /s/ || Tt /tʰ/
|-
| Uu /u/ || Vv /v/ || Ww /w/ || || Xx /kʰs/ || Yy /j/ || Zz /dz/
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Combinations
|-
| NGng /ŋ/ || CHch /tʃʰ/ || QUqu /kʰʷ/ || RRrr /r/ || EOeo /ɤ/ || PHph /ɸ/ || GHgh /ɣ/
|-
| AEae /æ/ || OEoe /ø/ || LLll /ɾ/ || TLHtlh /tɬʰ/ || TSKtsk /|/ || OAoa /ua/ || SHsh /ʃ/
|-
| ZZzz /z/ || SSss /sʰ/ || XHxh /ʕ/ || || EUeu /ɘ/ || BBbb /ʙ/ || THth /ʈʰ/
|-
| DHdh /ɖ/ || GGgg /ɢ/ || AAaa /w/ || || HSIhsi /ɕ(i)/ || TSItsi /tɕʰ(i)/ || TZItzi /dʑ(i)/
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Official extension(WIP)
|-
| Ää /ɑ/ || Öö /ɯ/ || Üü /y/ || Þþ /θ/ || Đđ /ð/ || Ëë /ə/ || Ćć /tʃʰ/
|-
| Šš /ʂ/ || Ĥĥ(KHkh) /x/ || Çç(KYky) /cʰ/ || Ŷŷ /ɥ/ || Ḣḣ /ħ/ || Ħħ /kxʰ/ || Ññ /ɲ/
|-
| Ŵŵ /β/ || Źź /z/ || ẞß /sʰ/ || || Ńń /n̥/ || Țț /tʂʰ/ || Șș /ʂ/
|-
| Ƶƶ /dʐ/ || Řř /ʐ/ || Ẅẅ /ʋ/ || || Ṁṁ /ɱ/ || Ƣƣ /ɢ/ || Ňň /ŋ/
|}

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/Harmonion

2025-08-03T12:14:09Z

PrySigneToFlyeor: Created page with "Harmonion is designed by PSTF and is designed to be international language. As like Toki Pona or Interlingua, this language can be written in 26 latin letters(Everyone can upload your letter thus we have another dialect called Harmonion Opukunon). = Alphabet table = {| class="wikitable" |+ Alphabet table |- | Aa /a/ || Bb /b/ || Cc /tsʰ/ || Dd /d/ || Ee /e/ || Ff /f/ || Gg /g/ |- | Hh /h/ || Ii /i/ || Jj /dʒ/ || Kk /kʰ/ || Ll /l/ || Mm /m/ || Nn /n/ |- | Oo /o/ || P..."

Harmonion is designed by PSTF and is designed to be international language.

As like Toki Pona or Interlingua, this language can be written in 26 latin letters(Everyone can upload your letter thus we have another dialect called Harmonion Opukunon).

= Alphabet table =
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Alphabet table
|-
| Aa /a/ || Bb /b/ || Cc /tsʰ/ || Dd /d/ || Ee /e/ || Ff /f/ || Gg /g/
|-
| Hh /h/ || Ii /i/ || Jj /dʒ/ || Kk /kʰ/ || Ll /l/ || Mm /m/ || Nn /n/
|-
| Oo /o/ || Pp /pʰ/ || Qq /qʰ/ || || Rr /ɹ/ || Ss /s/ || Tt /tʰ/
|-
| Uu /u/ || Vv /v/ || Ww /w/ || || Xx /kʰs/ || Yy /j/ || Zz /dz/
|}
|+ Combinations
|-
| NGng /ŋ/ || CHch /tʃʰ/ || QUqu /kʰʷ/ || RRrr /r/ || EOeo /ɤ/ || PHph /ɸ/ || GHgh /ɣ/
|-
| AEae /æ/ || OEoe /ø/ || LLll /ɾ/ || || TSKtsk /|/ || OAoa /ua/ || SHsh /ʃ/
|-
| ZZzz /z/ || SSss /sʰ/ || XHxh /ʕ/ || || EUeu /ɘ/ || BBbb /ʙ/ || THth /ʈʰ/
|-
| DHdh /ɖ/ || GGgg /ɢ/ || AAaa /w/ || || HSIhsi /ɕ(i)/ || TSItsi /tɕʰ(i)/ || TZItzi /dʑ(i)/
|}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Official extension(WIP)
|-
| Ää /ɑ/ || Öö /ɯ/ || Üü /y/ || Þþ /θ/ || Đđ /ð/ || Ëë /ə/ || Ćć /tʃʰ/
|-
| Šš /ʂ/ || Ii /i/ || Jj /dʒ/ || Kk /kʰ/ || Ll /l/ || Mm /m/ || Nn /n/
|-
| Oo /o/ || Pp /pʰ/ || Qq /kʰʷ/ || NGng /ŋ/ || Rr /ɹ/ || Ss /s/ || Tt /tʰ/
|-
| Uu /u/ || Vv /v/ || Ww /w/ || CHch /tʃʰ/ || Xx /kʰs/ || Yy /j/ || Zz /z/
|}

User:PrySigneToFlyeor/Sandbox/TerraLingua

2025-08-03T11:28:15Z

PrySigneToFlyeor:

TerraLingua, as its name shown, is combined almost every language on the earth.

It is designed by PSTF.

= Pronounciation table + Alphabet table =
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="wikitable article-table" style="width: 884px; text-align:center;"
! style="width: 68px; "|
! style="width: 68px; "|Bilabial
! style="width: 68px; "|Labio-dental
! style="width: 68px; "|Dental
! style="width: 68px; "|Alveolar
! style="width: 68px; "|Post-alveolar
! style="width: 68px; "|Retroflex
! style="width: 68px; "|Alveolo-palatal
! style="width: 68px; "|Palatal
! style="width: 68px; "|Velar
! style="width: 68px; "|Uvular
! style="width: 68px; "|Pharyngeal/Epiglottal
! style="width: 68px; "|Glottal
|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Nasal
| Mm
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| Nn
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| NYny
| NGng
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|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Plosive
| Pp Bb
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| Tt Dd
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| THth Dhdh
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| KYky GYgy
| Kk Gg
| Qq Ģģ
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! style="text-align: center; "|Affricate
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| Çç Źź(TSts DZdz)
| Ċċ Żż(TSHtsh DZHdzh)
| Čč Žž
| TSYtsy DZYdzy
| KHYkhy GHYghy
| KHkh GHgh
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|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Fricative
| PHph BHbh
| Ff Vv
| Þþ Ðð
| Ss Zz
| SHsh ZHzh
| Šš Řř
| HSYhsy HZYhzy
| HYhy (????)
| Hh Ğğ
|
| Ħħ GĦgħ
| (Hh) Ĥĥ
|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Approximant
|
| Ww
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| Rr
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| Yy(Rounded: Ÿÿ)
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! style="text-align: center; "|Trill
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| Ŕŕ
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! style="text-align: center; "|Flap or tap
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! style="text-align: center; "|Lateral fric.
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| LHlh (????)
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! style="text-align: center; "|Lateral fric. + Plosive
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| TLHtlh DLHdlh
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! style="text-align: center; "|Lateral app.
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| Ll
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| LYly
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|}
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="wikitable article-table" style="width: 540px; text-align:center"
! style="width: 90px; "|
! style="width: 90px; "|Front
! style="width: 90px; "|Near-front
! style="width: 90px; "|Central
! style="width: 90px; "|Near-back
! style="width: 90px; "|Back
|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Close
| Ii Üü
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| Öö
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| Uu
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! style="text-align: center; "|Near-close
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! style="text-align: center; "|Close-mid
| Ee Øø
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| Ēē Oo
|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Mid
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| Ëë
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! style="text-align: center; "|Open-mid
| Êê Œœ
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|-
! style="text-align: center; "|Near-open
| Ææ
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! style="text-align: center; "|Open
| Aa
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| Ää
|
| Āā Åå
|}

Special pronounciation: Xx: HSYhsy, Cc:
* When at beginning, and there is an i-like vowel after it, read it as Ss;
* In normal case, read it as Kk;
* When it is with an e without sound after it, read it as Ss;
* Some words requires it to be read as TSts.
Qq: In some case, it can be pronounced as TSYtsy;

Jj: DZYdzy or Yy, and also be DZHdzh.

If a mute e is after g then g can be pronounced as DZHdzh.

If e is in the combination of VC<u>V</u> and it is at the underlined place, then it have NO sound.

= Grammar =
The normal grammar of TerraLingua is SVO, such as "Il käb un ċyuny"(I have a book).

= Classes of words =
== Articles ==
"Le" is used as "the" in English.

"Un" is used as "a/an" in English.

== Nouns ==
Nouns can be identified by their role or meaning in a sentence, rather than by a specific set of endings. Nouns do not have grammatical yin and yang, although some nouns have yin and yang differences in their natural properties. A noun ending in an o indicates its masculine identity very specifically, a noun ending in a indicates its feminine identity, and vice versa, such as "hywory" means child, then "hyworyo" is boy, "hyworya" is girl. Nouns have no accusative form.

To make a noun plural, add a "n" after the noun(if the word is ended by a consonant then "en" instead of "n").

== Adjectives ==
Just like what in Interlingua.

"-issime" is used as comparative suffix and "-issiste" is superlative.

=== Adverbs ===
There are two types of adverbs, native and derived, and there are also adverbial phrases. Native adverb dictionary entries do not require any grammatical tags, while adverbs derived from adjectives consist of the -mente suffix appended to the entire adjective (-amente if it ends with c). The function of adverbs is largely the same as that of English.

The regular adverbs are the same as the adjectives of the higher grades. Adjectives ending in -issime can form corresponding adverbs ending in -issimo.

An adverb usually precedes the word it modifies. When an adverb or an adverbial phrase modifies a clause or an entire sentence, it will appear first or last, or will be separated by a comma. When both an adverb (especially ''non'') and a ''non''-subject pronoun precede a verb, the pronoun is closer to the verb. This adverb ''non'' is placed before the verb it modifies.

== Pronouns ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ 标题文本
|-
| style="background: lightgrey;" || Subjective || Objective || Adjective possessive pronouns || Noun possessive pronouns
|-
| First-person singular || Il || Ieur || Mein || Meinge
|-
| Second-person singular || Dil || Dyeur || Don || Donge
|-
| Third-person singular(masculine) || Tyo || Tyorg || Tyævo || Tyævoge
|-
| Third-person singular(feminine) || Tya || Tyarg || Tyæva || Tyævage
|-
| Third-person singular(neutral) || Tye || Tyerg || Tyæve || Tyævige
|-
| Third-person singular(not a human) || Tyu || Tyurg || Tyævu || Tyævuge
|}
To represent plural, also plus "n" or "en".
=== Example Usage ===
If we mentioned Mike, John, Raymond, Alexandar, Constantine, Sarah, Anastasia and an IPA chart, then we use "Tyus" instead of "Tyes": Non-human > Human, and if there are both men and women then neutral is used.

== Numbers ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Number conversion
|-
! Word !! Number
|-
| Zephry || 0
|-
| Una || 1
|-
| Dva || 2
|-
| Tre || 3
|-
| Kuatro || 4
|-
| Kuinto || 5
|-
| Seste || 6
|-
| Dzyåule || 7
|-
| Marpe || 8
|-
| Aryze || 9
|-
| Deçibe || 10
|-
| Vigne || 20
|-
| Trigne || 30
|-
| Kuagne || 40
|-
| Quigne || 50
|-
| Sestigne || 60
|-
| Dzygne || 70
|-
| Marpegne || 80
|-
| Arygne || 90
|-
| Cente || 10^2
|-
| Ducente || 2*10^2
|-
| Tricente || 3*10^2
|-
| Kuacente || 4*10^2
|-
| Kuicente || 5*10^2
|-
| Sesicente || 6*10^2
|-
| Dzycente || 7*10^2
|-
| Mapicente || 8*10^2
|-
| Aryzente || 9*10^2
|-
| Mille || 10^3
|-
| Million || 10^6
|-
| Billion || 10^9
|-
| X-illion || 10^(3(x+1))
|}

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