Montsurian language: Difference between revisions

Montsurian language
Montsurian language
Lèng Montsurè
Pronunciation	[ˈləɲ mon(t)ˈsuɾə]
Native to	Galenia
Region	Montsuria; Tethia
Ethnicity	Montsurians
Native speakers	ca. 3,770,990 (2020)
Language family	Satrio-Euclean Solaric Modern Solaric Montsurian Montsurian language; ; ; ;
Writing system	Solaric alphabet
Official status
Official language in	Galenia
Regulated by	Akademia d'a Lèng Montsurè (Montsurian Language Academy)
Language codes
ISO 639-1	mt
ISO 639-2	mts
ISO 639-3	mts

Revision as of 19:14, 10 March 2021

Notes:

The sounds k and g preceding frontal rising diphthongs, /ja/ and /je/, are palatalized and sound like /ç/ and /ʝ/ respectively.
- In the Southwestern accent, the sounds of k as /ç/ and g as /ʝ/ before frontal rising diphthongs, /ja/ and /je/, are allophone to /kx/ and /gɣ/, respectively.
The sounds k and g located on the onset of unstressed syllables sound like /j/ and /ɰ/ respectively.
- In the Southwestern accent, the sounds of k as /j/ and g as /ɰ/ before on the onset of unstressed syllables are allophone to /x/ and /ɣ/, respectively.

How are you? (informal) - Kom sieni (tu)?
How are you? (formal) - Kom èshtes (vas)?
What is your name? (informal) - Kom truiame (tu)?
What is your name? (formal) - Kom èshtes (vas) nim?
- My name is ... - Mir nim si...
Thank you (formal) - Iáo salut vas ènor
Thank you (informal) - Salut vas
- You’re welcome - Pèlçim, Il pèlçim si mir

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 '''Notes:'''
-* The sounds ‘’k’’ and ‘’g’’ preceding frontal rising diphthongs, /ja/ and  /je/, are palatalized and sound like /ç/ and /ʝ/ respectively.
+* The sounds ''k'' and ''g'' preceding frontal rising diphthongs, /ja/ and  /je/, are palatalized and sound like /ç/ and /ʝ/ respectively.
-** In the Southwestern accent, the sounds of ‘’k’’ as /ç/ and ‘’g’’ as /ʝ/ before frontal rising diphthongs, /ja/ and  /je/, are allophone to /kx/ and /gɣ/, respectively.
+** In the Southwestern accent, the sounds of ''k'' as /ç/ and ''g'' as /ʝ/ before frontal rising diphthongs, /ja/ and  /je/, are allophone to /kx/ and /gɣ/, respectively.
-* The sounds ‘’k’’ and ‘’g’’ located on the onset of unstressed syllables sound like /j/ and /ɰ/ respectively.
+* The sounds ''k'' and ''g'' located on the onset of unstressed syllables sound like /j/ and /ɰ/ respectively.
-** In the Southwestern accent, the sounds of ‘’k’’ as /j/ and ‘’g’’ as /ɰ/ before on the onset of unstressed syllables are allophone to /x/ and /ɣ/, respectively.
+** In the Southwestern accent, the sounds of ''k'' as /j/ and ''g'' as /ɰ/ before on the onset of unstressed syllables are allophone to /x/ and /ɣ/, respectively.
 ===Vowels===