Dalcurian
| Dal’qörian | |
|---|---|
| Pronounced: | ɗælkuɹi:jæn (Eng: Dalcurian) hear pronunciation |
| Timeline and Universe: | Present |
| Species: | Human |
| Spoken: | Dalcuria |
| Total speakers: | over 3 million |
| Writing system: | Latin alphabet (Dalcurian variant) |
| Genealogy: | Thaduracian Proto-Dalcurian Old Dalcurian Middle Dalcurian Modern Dalcurian |
| Typology | |
| Morphological type: | Analytic (standard) Semi-synthetic (Halcarnian) |
| Morphosyntactic alignment: | Nominative-Accusative (pronouns only) |
| Basic word order: | SVO/SOV |
| Credits | |
| Creator: | Dayle Hill |
| Created: | 2003-ongoing |
For more on the Dalcurian Script, click here
Transliteration
Qiöra qoÞ. Aca re bán? Binä, te intevönæÞ dis déalecti Dal’qöria, velcamör ela. DérÞ, diö descöbræ däáträdn qörabárämösel qve májä, niaságrämös, liläárämös,, ön salö ni ænÞal degérø dis oragéanámn tiÞöra-lintöni di vosérämös qve tiÞöra qedérÞas.
Binä, öcra di épø taÞ diö icaÞr besöcér siÞ intevönæÞ, iquirquas qnáÞr diöra,, ön méla diö, máriÞ éanö qomenträmösel ödri qualtédrämösel, iquirquas é-mäl binöra,, ödri méla diö natindr éanö enörämösel,, taÞ binä gä’ábravaqur,, ön diö qönér,, taÞ diö nöacr önestár,, nes efragörädnas maqur taÞ dérÞ: [email protected]
Translation
Hi, and welcome to the Dalcurian language website. Here, you’ll find detailed descriptions of its grammar, pronunciation, style, and a basic history of its origins right up to its present day usage.
I would like to thank you for taking the time to peruse this website, and if you would like to email me with any comments or questions, or if you notice any mistakes that you feel you could correct me on, then please feel free to do so at: [email protected]
Through my own experiences, I have purposely simplified the grammatical terminology in this article, and I have also included brief descriptions of grammatical words and expressions in each respective section. This is because I want newcomers to language study not to feel intimidated by heavy terminology and explanations. As I can remember when I first began to study German, I was very confused with 'intense grammatical explanations'. Of course, when studying or creating a language, one must have some understanding of grammar to begin with. However, for the above reasons I have, for the most part, written this article in simple English.
I should also state that most of the examples and references here are based in comparison to the English language.
