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		Etalocin literature consists mostly of that of the Clofabian and Dodellian civilizations.

		=Clofabian literature=
		=Dodellian literature=

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	'''Balangbalang''' or '''발랑발랑''' (native name ''kal balaŋbalaŋ'') is an auxiliary language of the Rulakian continent of Lumina. In universe, it was created by the legendary Ferlitian linguist Hots Dzanuŋul.		{{speedy}}

	~~It's widely spoken in Qazhra, Ferlitia and Bülkhôjtia.~~

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	~~==Phonology==~~

	~~Balangbalang has the following vowels: ''a e i o u ơ ư'' /a e i o u ə ɨ/ and the following consonants:~~

	~~''p t c č k'' /p t ts tʃ k/~~
	~~''b d dz dž g'' /b d dz dʒ g/~~
	~~''f s š h'' /f s ʃ h/~~
	~~''m n ŋ'' /m n ŋ/~~
	~~''w l r j'' /w l r j/~~

	~~===Orthography===~~
	~~===Consonants===~~

	~~===Vowels===~~
	~~===Prosody===~~
	~~====Stress====~~
	~~====Intonation====~~

	~~===Phonotactics===~~
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	~~===Morphophonology===~~
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	~~Balangbalang uses the suffixed definite article ''-ku''.~~

	~~The genitive case ending is ''-o'', which sometimes triggers syncope of the preceding vowel.~~

	~~There is also a comparative case, ''-eš'', and a vocative case, ''-a''.~~

	* Esperanto is harder than Balangbalang: ''Ơt kalku Esperanto tưtko hir Balaŋbalaŋkeš.'' (COPULA language Esperanto-GEN difficult.NOUN-GEN more Balangbalang-COMP)

	~~Pronouns in Balangbalang are clitics. Emphatic pronouns are formed by attaching these clitics to the copula (which changes depending on tense). Thus Balangbalang can be said to mark tense on pronouns.~~

	* ơtơr 'I am; I'
	* ơtư 'you are; you'
	* ơtơs 'he/she is; he/she'
	* ơtơn 'we are; we'
	* ơtưde 'you are; you' (pl.)
	* ơtơste 'they are; they'

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	~~Balangbalang is VSO.~~
	~~===Constituent order===~~
	~~===Noun phrase===~~
	~~Noun phrases are head-initial.~~

	~~''jơf šubno'' = fox's head~~

	~~''šubun ralkočo'' = fox who eats~~
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	~~===Dependent clauses===~~
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	~~==Example texts==~~
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	There is also a comparative case, ''-eš'', and a vocative case, ''-a''.		There is also a comparative case, ''-eš'', and a vocative case, ''-a''.

	* Esperanto is harder than Balangbalang: ''Ơt ~~kal~~ Esperanto tưtko hir ~~Balaŋbalŋeš~~.'' (COPULA language Esperanto-GEN difficult.NOUN-GEN more Balangbalang-COMP)		* Esperanto is harder than Balangbalang: ''Ơt kalku Esperanto tưtko hir Balaŋbalaŋkeš.'' (COPULA language Esperanto-GEN difficult.NOUN-GEN more Balangbalang-COMP)

	Pronouns in Balangbalang are clitics. Emphatic pronouns are formed by attaching these clitics to the copula (which changes depending on tense). Thus Balangbalang can be said to mark tense on pronouns.		Pronouns in Balangbalang are clitics. Emphatic pronouns are formed by attaching these clitics to the copula (which changes depending on tense). Thus Balangbalang can be said to mark tense on pronouns.

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	'''Balangbalang''' (''kal balaŋbalaŋ'') is an auxiliary language of the Rulakian continent of Lumina. In universe, it was created by the legendary Ferlitian linguist Hots Dzanuŋul.		'''Balangbalang''' or '''발랑발랑''' (native name ''kal balaŋbalaŋ'') is an auxiliary language of the Rulakian continent of Lumina. In universe, it was created by the legendary Ferlitian linguist Hots Dzanuŋul.

	It's widely spoken in Qazhra, Ferlitia and Bülkhôjtia.		It's widely spoken in Qazhra, Ferlitia and Bülkhôjtia.

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	* ơtơn 'we are; we'		* ơtơn 'we are; we'
	* ơtưde 'you are; you' (pl.)		* ơtưde 'you are; you' (pl.)
	* ~~otơste~~ 'they are; they'		* ơtơste 'they are; they'

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	* Esperanto is harder than Balangbalang: ''Ơt kal Esperanto tưtko hir Balaŋbalŋeš.'' (COPULA language Esperanto-GEN difficult.NOUN-GEN more Balangbalang-COMP)		* Esperanto is harder than Balangbalang: ''Ơt kal Esperanto tưtko hir Balaŋbalŋeš.'' (COPULA language Esperanto-GEN difficult.NOUN-GEN more Balangbalang-COMP)

			Pronouns in Balangbalang are clitics. Emphatic pronouns are formed by attaching these clitics to the copula (which changes depending on tense). Thus Balangbalang can be said to mark tense on pronouns.

			* ơtơr 'I am; I'
			* ơtư 'you are; you'
			* ơtơs 'he/she is; he/she'
			* ơtơn 'we are; we'
			* ơtưde 'you are; you' (pl.)
			* otơste 'they are; they'

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	There is also a comparative case, ''-eš'', and a vocative case, ''-a''.		There is also a comparative case, ''-eš'', and a vocative case, ''-a''.

	* Esperanto is harder than Balangbalang: ''Ơt kal Esperanto ~~tưtko~~ hir Balaŋbalŋeš.'' (COPULA language Esperanto-GEN difficult.NOUN-GEN more Balangbalang-COMP)		* Esperanto is harder than Balangbalang: ''Ơt kal Esperanto tưtko hir Balaŋbalŋeš.'' (COPULA language Esperanto-GEN difficult.NOUN-GEN more Balangbalang-COMP)

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