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Vealphk
Vealphk
Velpan, Vazhin
Vaʒ’inci jәzyk
	Vealphk ethnic flag
Pronunciation	/vaʒʔintskɨː‐jəzɨk/
Native to	Vaʒ’ina
Region	Slavic Belt in Thuadia
Ethnicity	Vealphk
Native speakers	L1:; L2: ; FL:
Language family	Thuado-Thrismaran Zarav-Slavic Slavic Kento-Polyash Mustelarian subgroup Vealphk; ; ; ; ;
Writing system	Vealphk Latin Alphabet
Official status
Recognised minority; language in	Zhousheng Ukadsk Region; ; Prei Meas Dei Neak; ;
Language codes
ISO 639-1	VH
ISO 639-2	VPH
ISO 639-3	VPH
	File:VealphkLangMap.png Distribution of the language; Absolute majority >30% of native speakers
	This article contains IPA phonetic symbols. Without proper rendering support, you may see question marks, boxes, or other symbols instead of Unicode characters. For a guide to IPA symbols, see Help:IPA.

Revision as of 09:19, 7 August 2021

The Vealphk language is a Slavic-Prei-Phnom macaronic language out of Kento-Polyash language group, which is a minority language spoken in mountainous parts of the Ukadsk Region of Zhousheng and the Dei Neak in Prei Meas

Introduction

The language has a slavic root and grammar, but has developed along with strong preimeai influences, which helped to develop its vocabulary, phonology and multiple grammatical rules. Unlike other Slavic languages, Vealphk has integrated the inflection suffixes of all numbers into a single system and denotes the number by adding a prefix. Vealphk has four grammatical numbers (Singular, Dual, Paucal and Plural), and 8 Indo-European grammatical cases (Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Locative, Instrumentative, Ablative & Vocative).

Alphabet

A a	B b	C c	Ч ч	D d	Ð ð	E e	Є є	F f	G g
H h	Ȝ ȝ	I i	J j	K k	L l	M m	N n	Ɲ ɲ	Ŋ ŋ
O o	Ȣ ȣ	P p	Q q	R r	Ꝛ ꝛ	S s	Ш ш	Ә ә	T t
Ꞇ ꞇ	U u	V v	Ƿ ƿ	X x	Y y	Z z	Ʒ ʒ	’

The change from Ө to Ȣ

Ȣ ȣ ; Ө ө
Ȣ ȣ ; Ө ө

In 1970's, the development of the unified alphabet was created, replacing the Zhoushi letter Ө with a symbol Ȣ, which is a lignature of U and O. This change happened due to the similarity to the symbol Ә.

The alternative proposal to use Borelian orthography and use capital-miniscule pair of &-ε for /ə/ and pair Ө-ө for /u͡o ~ u͡ɔ/.

Keyboard version

They keyboard uses a classical QǷERTY keyboard overlay, but due to the other layer above it, it is sometimes intentionally called ꞆÐЄШЧꝚ.

Keyboard overlay with Shift (⇧) turned on
Ꞇ	Ð		Є		Ш		Ч		Ꝛ		Ʒ		Ә		Ŋ		Ɲ		Ȝ		%		‽		⌫
↹		Q		Ƿ		E		R		T		Y		U		I		O		P		Ȣ		ʔ		(
⇪			A		S		D		F		G		H		J		K		L		“		'		⏎
⇧				Z		X		C		V		B		N		M		?		!		:		⇧
⌘		⊞		⎇			Space												⎇			⊞		≣		⌘

Keyboard overlay with Shift (⇧) turned off
ꞇ	ð		є		ш		ч		ꝛ		ʒ		ә		ŋ		ɲ		ȝ		=		+		⌫
↹		q		ƿ		e		r		t		y		u		i		o		p		ȣ		’		)
⇪			a		s		d		f		g		h		j		k		l		„		'		⏎
⇧				z		x		c		v		b		n		m		,		.		-		⇧
⌘		⊞		⎇			Space												⎇			⊞		≣		⌘

Keyboard overlay with Alt (⎇) turned on
0	1		2		3		4		5		6		7		8		9		ᚴ		ⵒ		ᘐ		⌫
↹		W		w		ֆ		<		>		÷		×		↑		Ө		ө		∈		⋃		⋂
⇪			₳		ſ		ᕋ		√		[		]		←		↓		→		∃		∀		⏎
⇧				ᵴ		Ӿ		&		ε		Þ		þ		≠		∢		⋀		⋁		⇧
⌘		⊞		⎇			Space												⎇			⊞		≣		⌘

F key layer (with Zhoushi numerals)
⎋	ㅤ		F1		F2		F3		F4		ㅤ	F5		F6		F7		F8		ㅤ	F9		Fᚴ		Fⵒ		Fᘐ

Phonology

Place Manner	Labial														Dorsal				Laryngeal
Place Manner	Bilabial		Labiodental		Linguolabial	Dental		Alveolar		Postal-veolar		Retroflex		Palatal		Velar		Uvular	Pharyngeal	Glottal
Nasal	m̥ (m)	m (m)							n (n)				ɳ (n)		ɲ (ɲ)		ŋ (ŋ)
Plosive	p (p)	b (b)						t (t)	d (d)			ʈ (t)	ɖ (d)	c (ꞇ)	ɟ (dj)	k (k)	g (g)			ʔ (’)
Sibilant affricate								ʦ (c)	ʣ (dz)	ʧ (ч)		tʂ (ч)		ʨ (ч)
Non-sibilant affricate
Sibilant fricative								s (s)	z (z)	ʃ (ш)	ʒ (ʒ)	ʂ (ш)	ʐ (ʒ)	ɕ (ш)	ʑ (ʒ)
Non-sibilant fricative			f (f)	v (v)		θ (ð)	ð (ð)								ʝ (j)	x (ȝ)		χ (ȝ)		h (h)	ɦ (h)
Approximant				ʋ (ƿ)											j (j)
Tap/Flap								ɾ̥ (r)	ɾ (r)
Trill								r̥ (r) ~ r̝̊ (ꝛ)	r (r) ~ r̝ (ꝛ)
Latelar affricate
Latelar fricative
Latelar approximant									l (l)						ȴ (l)		ʟ (l)
Latelar tap/flap

Tongue position	Front	Near-front	Central	Back
Close	i (i)		ɨ (y)		u (u)
Near-close		ɪ (i)
Close-mid	e (e)				o (o)
Mid			ə (ә)
Open-mid	ɛ (e)			ʌ (o)	ɔ (o)
Near-open
Open	a (a)			ɑ (a)	ɒ (a)
Diphthong	a͡u (au) ~ ɛ͡u (eu) ~ e͡u () ~ o͡u (ou) ~ ɔ͡u (ou) ~ u͡o (ȣ) ~ u͡ɔ (ȣ) ~ a͡e (ae) ~ a͡i (ai)
Long vowels	aː (a) ~ ɛː (e) ~ eː (e) ~ iː (i) ~ ɪː (i) ~ oː (o) ~ ɔː (o) ~ əː (ә) ~ uː (u) ~ ɨː (y)

Bold are the common sounds, while regular sounds may happen in dialects and/or in a world for easier pronunciation

Nouns and adjectives

Translation to Common	Code	Nom.	Gen.	Dat.	Acc.	Loc.	Ins.	Abl.	Voc.		Adj.	Adv.		Dual	Paucal	Plural
Soft declensions
Man	S1	Muʒ	Muʒe	Muʒi	Muʒe	Muʒi	Muʒem	Muʒi	Muʒi!		Muʒki	Muʒko		Ðimuʒ	Ɲemuʒ	Vimuʒ
Man	S1	∅	-e	-i	-e	-i	-em	-i	-i!		-ki	-ko		Ði-	Ɲe-	Vi-

Machine	S2	Stroj	Stroje	Stroji	Stroj	Stroji	Strojem	Strojy	Stroji!		Strojɲi	Strojno		Ðistroj	Ɲestroj	Vistroj
Machine	S2	∅	-e	-i	∅	-i	-em	-y	-i!		-ɲi	-no		Ði-	Ɲe-	Vi-

Sea	S3	Moꝛe	Moꝛe	Moꝛi	Moꝛe	Moꝛi	Moꝛem	Moꝛy	Moꝛe!		Moꝛki	Moꝛko		Ðimoꝛe	Ɲemoꝛe	Vimoꝛe
Sea	S3	-e	-e	-i	-e	-i	-em	-y	-e!		-ki	-ko		Ði-	Ɲe-	Vi-

Rose	S4	Rȣʒe	Rȣʒe	Rȣʒi	Rȣʒi	Rȣʒi	Rȣʒi	Rȣʒe	Rȣʒe!		Rȣʒovi	Rȣʒovo		Ðirȣʒe	Ɲerȣʒe	Virȣʒe
Rose	S4	-e	-e	-i	-i	-i	-i	-e	-e!		-ovi	-ovo		Ði-	Ɲe-	Vi-
Hard declensions
Sir	H1	Paŋ	Paŋa	Paŋovi	Paŋa	Paŋovi	Paŋem	Paŋi	Paŋe!			Paŋcki		Paŋcko		Dypaŋ	Mapaŋ	Hopaŋ
Sir	H1	∅	-a	-ovi	-a	-ovi	-em	-i	-e!			-cki		-cko		Dy-	Ma-	Ho-

State	H2	Dȣm	Dȣmu	Dȣmu	Dȣm	Dȣmu	Dȣmem	Dȣmy	Dȣme!			Dȣmovɲi		Dȣmovno		Dydȣm	Madȣm	Hodȣm
State	H2	∅	-u	-u	∅	-u	-em	-y	-e!	-ovɲi		-ovno	Dy-	Ma-		Ho-

Word	H3	Slovo	Slova	Slovu	Slovo	Slovu	Slovem	Slovy	Slovo!	Slovɲi		Slovno	Dyslovo	Maslovo		Hoslovo
Word	H3	-o	-a	-u	-o	-u	-em	-y	-o!	-ɲi		-no	Dy-	Ma-		Ho-

Woman	H4	Ʒәna	Ʒәny	Ʒәn’je	Ʒәnu	Ʒәn’je	Ʒәnȣ	Ʒәni	Ʒәno!	Ʒәncki		Ʒәncko	Dyʒәna	Maʒәna		Hoʒәna
Woman	H4	-a	-y	-’je	-u	-’je	-ȣ	-i	-o!	-cki		-cko	Dy-	Ma-		Ho-
Consonantal declensions

Adjectives

BTA

Pronouns

TBA

Numbers

TBA

Verbs

TBA

Adverbs

TBA

↑ Vaʒ’ina was a former semi-independent principality stationed between the First Nokor of Prei Meas and the Empire of Three Kings, which was eventually split into two in 1870's by the State of Zhengia and the Protectorate of Dei Neak set up by Neuewland

[1] Vaʒ’ina was a former semi-independent principality stationed between the First Nokor of Prei Meas and the Empire of Three Kings, which was eventually split into two in 1870's by the State of Zhengia and the Protectorate of Dei Neak set up by Neuewland

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Vealphk language: Difference between revisions

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Contents

Introduction

Alphabet

The change from Ө to Ȣ

Keyboard version

Phonology

Nouns and adjectives

Adjectives

Pronouns

Numbers

Verbs

Adverbs

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Vealphk language: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 09:19, 7 August 2021

Introduction

Alphabet

The change from Ө to Ȣ

Keyboard version

Phonology

Nouns and adjectives

Adjectives

Pronouns

Numbers

Verbs

Adverbs

Navigation menu

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