Hudío
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Hudío Introduction
Hudío | |
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Pronounced: | /hu'dio/ |
Timeline/Universe: | Contemporary in the Latin America of Ill Bethisad |
Species: | Humans |
Spoken in: | Tawantinsuyu |
Total speakers: | |
Writing system: | Hebrew and Latin alphabets |
Genealogy: | Hebrew with Spanish influences |
Typology | |
Morphological type: | |
Morphosyntactic alignment: | Nominative-accusative |
Word order: | SVO |
Credits | |
Creator: | Charles Brickner |
Created: | ongoing since August 2017 |
- Hudío is a variety of Hebrew, influenced by Spanish, spoken mainly in the Inka Empire of Tawantinsuyu, but spreading to other Spanish-speaking nations. The Hebrew vocabulary is supplemented with words from Spanish and Quechua.
- The language is being created (since August 2017).
- Contents
- Hudío Conlang
- Hudío dictionary (a-z in separate files, Swadesh list)
- Hudío grammar
- Hudío translations
- Charlie may be contacted at [email protected]