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'''Calcoradish''' is a constructed language created in Japan, and the conlanger is a native speaker of Japanese. This language is called " | '''Calcoradish''' is a constructed language created in Japan, and the conlanger is a native speaker of Japanese. This language is called "Calcoradetár[kalkoradeta:r]" in Calcoradish. | ||
== Phonology == | == Phonology == | ||
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Calcoradish has nine vowels. The vowel length is distinctive. But /{{IPA|ɔ}}/ always appear as a long vowel. And the distinction between the long vowel /i:/ and /e:/ is not clear in many dialect. | Calcoradish has nine vowels. The vowel length is distinctive. But /{{IPA|ɔ}}/ always appear as a long vowel. And the distinction between the long vowel /i:/ and /e:/ is not clear in many dialect. | ||
Long | Long vowels are spelled with acute accent(For example, the spell "á" is pronounced [a:]). | ||
*i [i] | *i [i] | ||
* | *í [i:](seldom used) | ||
*e [e] | *e [e] | ||
* | *é [e:] | ||
*æ [ε(æ)] | *æ [ε(æ)] | ||
* | *ǽ [ε:] | ||
*y [y] | *y [y] | ||
* | *ý [y:] | ||
* | *ø [œ] | ||
* | *ǿ [œ:] | ||
*u [u] | *u [u] | ||
* | *ú [u:] | ||
*o [o] | *o [o] | ||
* | *ó [o:] | ||
* | *å [{{IPA|ɔ}}:] | ||
*a [a] | *a [a] | ||
* | *á [a:] | ||
Some combination of two vowels are pronounced as diphthong | Some combination of two vowels are pronounced as diphthong. | ||
* | *ei, ai, æi [εi] | ||
* | *øi [œi] | ||
* | *yi [{{IPA|ɥ}}i] | ||
* | *oi [{{IPA|ɔ}}i] | ||
* | *ui [ui] | ||
* | *ae [aε] | ||
* | *oe [{{IPA|ɔ}}ε] | ||
* | *ue [uε] | ||
== Writing system == | == Writing system == | ||
Calcoradish is written in segmental script called '''[[ | Calcoradish is written in segmental script called '''[[Ádian]]'''. In Calcoradish, 29 letters are used. | ||
== External link == | == External link == | ||
Revision as of 23:24, 4 June 2013
Calcoradish is a constructed language created in Japan, and the conlanger is a native speaker of Japanese. This language is called "Calcoradetár[kalkoradeta:r]" in Calcoradish.
Phonology
Consonants
Calcoradish has about twenty consonants.
- p [p]
- b [b]
- c [k](This sound is always spelled "c". "k" is never used.)
- g [g]
- t [t]
- d [d]
- s [s]
- z [z]
- f [f]
- v [v]
- ch [x]
- gh [ɣ]
- th [θ]
- dh [ð]
- h [h]
- n [n]
- m [m]
- r [r]
- l [l]
- ts [ts]
Vowel
Calcoradish has nine vowels. The vowel length is distinctive. But /ɔ/ always appear as a long vowel. And the distinction between the long vowel /i:/ and /e:/ is not clear in many dialect.
Long vowels are spelled with acute accent(For example, the spell "á" is pronounced [a:]).
- i [i]
- í [i:](seldom used)
- e [e]
- é [e:]
- æ [ε(æ)]
- ǽ [ε:]
- y [y]
- ý [y:]
- ø [œ]
- ǿ [œ:]
- u [u]
- ú [u:]
- o [o]
- ó [o:]
- å [ɔ:]
- a [a]
- á [a:]
Some combination of two vowels are pronounced as diphthong.
- ei, ai, æi [εi]
- øi [œi]
- yi [ɥi]
- oi [ɔi]
- ui [ui]
- ae [aε]
- oe [ɔε]
- ue [uε]
Writing system
Calcoradish is written in segmental script called Ádian. In Calcoradish, 29 letters are used.
External link
[1](Written in Japanese)
