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Out there in the second | Out there in the second colonization of Earth after the Moon, which, might I add, was a fretful disaster, the air tanks burst, and almost 700,000 people on the seventh sector died. Luckily, astrologers and Astronomers had discovered 'Aeaea X99bc2' called 'Romaunzae' by the natives. It was mostly the french, Italian and Spanish that settled on this planet. few English made it, nor Americans, therefore, they adapted french, and eventually Dauphneé. | ||
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The Dauphneéan's adopted | The Dauphneéan's adopted Latin alphabet, as the dranguan letters were ten feet long. | ||
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Dauphneé
| Dauphneé | |
|---|---|
| Pronounced: | /dæʊfɳæə/ |
| Timeline and Universe: | Second Earth; Mulchy Vae Universe |
| Species: | Second Type Human |
| Spoken: | Romaunz |
| Total speakers: | 19,000 |
| Writing system: | Latin |
| Genealogy: | after Humans colonised, a form of romantic language, part french, part Dranguan |
| Isolating | |
| Morphology: | Morpheme based |
| Word order: | Object-subject-verb |
| Credits | |
| Creator: | Andrew Wood |
| Created: | 2007-August |
Out there in the second colonization of Earth after the Moon, which, might I add, was a fretful disaster, the air tanks burst, and almost 700,000 people on the seventh sector died. Luckily, astrologers and Astronomers had discovered 'Aeaea X99bc2' called 'Romaunzae' by the natives. It was mostly the french, Italian and Spanish that settled on this planet. few English made it, nor Americans, therefore, they adapted french, and eventually Dauphneé.
Phonology
Constonants
The Dauphneéan's adopted Latin alphabet, as the dranguan letters were ten feet long.
