Knašta - Revision history

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	{{Infobox language		{{Infobox language
	\|name = Knashta		\|name = Knashta
	\|setting = North America		\|setting = North America
	\|nativename = Knašta<br />Кнашта		\|nativename = Knašta<br />Кнашта
	\|pronunciation = 'knæʃta		\|pronunciation = 'knæʃta
	\|state = Corstekistan		\|state = Corstekistan
	\|familycolor = Indo-Korinthic		\|familycolor = Indo-Korinthic
	\|fam2 = Knashtic		\|fam2 = Knashtic
	\|creator = User:Jansky		\|creator = User:Jansky
	\|clcr = qtz		\|clcr = qtz
	\|script1 = Latn		\|script1 = Latn
	\|script2 = Cyrl		\|script2 = Cyrl
			\|dia1 = Flaxilþrand
	}}		}}

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	\|nativename = Knašta<br />Кнашта		\|nativename = Knašta<br />Кнашта
	\|pronunciation = 'knæʃta		\|pronunciation = 'knæʃta

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	{{Infobox language		{{Infobox language
	\|name = Knashta		\|name = Knashta
	\|nativename = Knašta ~~(Latin)~~ Кнашта ~~(Cyrillic)~~		\|nativename = Knašta<br />Кнашта
	\|pronunciation = ['knæʃta]		\|pronunciation = 'knæʃta
	\|~~region~~ = Corstekistan		\|state = Corstekistan
	~~\|minority =~~
	~~\|speakers = Unknown~~
	~~\|date =~~
	\|familycolor = Indo-Korinthic		\|familycolor = Indo-Korinthic
	~~\|fam1 = Indo-Korinthic~~
	\|fam2 = Knashtic		\|fam2 = Knashtic
	\|~~fam3~~ =		\|creator = User:Jansky
	\|~~map~~ =		\|clcr = qtz
	\|~~mapcaption~~ =		\|script1 = Latn
	\|~~iso1 =~~		\|script2 = Cyrl
	~~\|iso2 =~~
	~~\|iso3 = qtz~~
	~~\|script~~ = ~~[[w:Latin script\|Latin script]], [[w:Cyrillic script\|Cyrillic script]]~~
	}}		}}

Учхљёная: /* Language Sample */

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Language Sample

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	===The North Wind and the Sun===		===The North Wind and the Sun===
			{{main\|Literature:The North Wind and the Sun#Knašta}}
	[[File:Sé Sůflatsjon Norð és sé Sol.ogg]]		[[File:Sé Sůflatsjon Norð és sé Sol.ogg]]

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	[[Category:~~Conlangs~~]] [[Category:Languages]] [[Category:Indo-Korinthic Languages]] [[Category:Knašta]]		[[Category:Languages]] [[Category:Languages]] [[Category:Indo-Korinthic Languages]] [[Category:Knašta]]

Jansky: /* VSO Word Order */

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VSO Word Order

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	'''了要我去，可了îdérdítsí 我的 foða 它.'''		'''了要我去，可了îdérdítsí 我的 foða 它.'''
	<br/>		<br/>
	I wanted to go but banned my father (I wanted to go, but my father forbid it)		I wanted to go but banned my father it (I wanted to go, but my father forbid it)


	====Adjectives and Adverbs====		====Adjectives and Adverbs====

Jansky: /* Syntax */

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Syntax

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	<!-- Example: Word order, qualifiers, determinatives, branching, etc. -->		<!-- Example: Word order, qualifiers, determinatives, branching, etc. -->

	Knašta has a SVO (subject-verb-object) word order~~. It uses subject-verb inversion to mark questions~~. However, ~~due to the prevalence of the implied agent form, the~~ subject is ~~often null, and~~ questions are ~~only~~ marked ~~by a rise in intonation~~ or ~~the placement of an interrogative pronoun~~.		Knašta has a default SVO (subject-verb-object) word order. However, in certain clauses as discussed below VSO (verb-subject-object) word order is used. Yes or no questions are marked with the final particle '''或不 (ů ní)''', which literally means "or not".

	====Examples of Basic Sentence Order====		====Examples of Basic Sentence Order====

	~~Joj adora vošní~~.		'''我爱你.'''
	<br/>		<br/>
	I love you (I love you)		I love you (I love you)

	~~Til-tweskava jo~~.		'''会tweska汝我.'''
	<br/>		<br/>
	will-kill.you me (You will kill me)		will-kill.you me (You will kill me)

	~~Ameskanés vošní jo~~?		'''Ameska你我或不?'''
	<br/>		<br/>
	love you me (Do you love me?)		love.you me or.not (Do you love me?)

	~~Til-metsíkatsa drast?~~
	~~<br/>~~
	~~will-get.we that (Are we going to get that?)~~

	Kw'~~avesknés~~?		'''Kwy 得做你那?'''
	<br/>		<br/>
	~~what'have.you (What do you have?)~~		why must do.you that (Why do you have to do that?)

	~~Kwy můsťen fétsanés vošní drast?~~
	~~<br/>~~
	why must do you that (Why do you have to do that?)

	====Questions====		====Questions====

	As stated above, all questions in Knašta use a strict VSO word order. Unlike in English where the verbal phrase is split (example: '''Are''' you '''being''' unkind?), in Knašta the entire verbal phrase remains together:

	~~Ameska minǰeska íl drast?~~
	~~<br/>~~
	~~like eat he that (Does he like to eat that?)~~

	~~Questions are marked with a rise in intonation toward the end of the sentence. This is the only distinguishing factor in some questions that use the implied agent form:~~

	~~Ameskanés drast?~~
	~~<br/>~~
	~~like.you that (Do you like that?)~~

	~~Ameskanés drast.~~
	~~<br/>~~
	~~like.you that (You like that)~~

	Interrogative pronouns come first:		Interrogative pronouns come first:
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			====VSO Word Order====

			The VSO word order is used in declarative sentences in two cases: if the time or location is specified at the beginning, or after certain conjunctions and prepositions. In many cases, the use of the implied agent form renders this moot, however.

			'''明日会去我的 moða 在magazatí.'''
			<br/>
			tomorrow will go my mother to the store. (Tomorrow my mother will go to the store)

			'''离2008 了了是 Obama 这leďeska 区汇的.'''
			<br/>
			from 2008 has been Obama the president of the United States (Obama has been the president of the United States since 2008)

			'''他不能去因了îtérdítsí 他的 moða 他的去呢.'''
			<br/>
			he can't go because banned his mother his going (He can't go because he mother forbid him to go)

			'''了要我去，可了îdérdítsí 我的 foða 它.'''
			<br/>
			I wanted to go but banned my father (I wanted to go, but my father forbid it)

Jansky: /* Examples */

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Examples

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	====== Examples ======		====== Examples ======

	'''ỳrzen (爱人）''' [aɪ̯ʐɛn] - lover		'''ỳrzen (爱人）''' [aɪ̯ʐɛn] - lover - the grave accent is necessary to prevent the incorrect pronunciation [aɪ̯ɾʐɛn]
	<br/>		<br/>
	'''rsan (山)''' [ʂan] - mountain		'''rsan (山)''' [ʂan] - mountain

Jansky: /* Retroflex Consonants */

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Retroflex Consonants

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	The two retroflex consonants [ʂ] and [ʐ] are allophones of [s] and [z] after [r], [ɾ], and [ɹ]. For example, the word '''okorsa''' (of course), is pronounced [okoɾʂa].		The two retroflex consonants [ʂ] and [ʐ] are allophones of [s] and [z] after [r], [ɾ], and [ɹ]. For example, the word '''okorsa''' (of course), is pronounced [okoɾʂa].

	The appearance of retroflex consonants elsewhere indicates a word that has been borrowed from Mandarin. The digraph '''rs'' is used to represent [ʂ], and '''rz''' is used for [ʐ]. If a vowel appears before rs or rz and the r is to be silent (indicating that the rs or rz is used to indicate only a retroflex consonant), the vowel must have a grave accent placed over it.		The appearance of retroflex consonants elsewhere indicates a word that has been borrowed from Mandarin. The digraph '''rs''' is used to represent [ʂ], and '''rz''' is used for [ʐ]. If a vowel appears before rs or rz and the r is to be silent (indicating that the rs or rz is used to indicate only a retroflex consonant), the vowel must have a grave accent placed over it.

	====== Examples ======		====== Examples ======

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Examples

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	'''rsan (山)''' [ʂan] - mountain		'''rsan (山)''' [ʂan] - mountain
	</br>		<br/>
	'''gwòrsangfa (国上法)''' [gʷoʂaŋfa] - constitution		'''gwòrsangfa (国上法)''' [gʷoʂaŋfa] - constitution