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*Yenware is the exonym given to the language by the visiting anthropologists. When they were asked the name of their language, the inhabitants, not understanding the need to name the language, said, "Humu ware ne yi", This our language. The anthropologists named it "Yenware", Island Language. | *Yenware is the exonym given to the language by the visiting anthropologists. When they were asked the name of their language, the inhabitants, not understanding the need to name the language, said, "Humu ware ne yi", This our language. The anthropologists named it "Yenware", Island Language. | ||
*The Islands form an archipelago of volcanic origin in the middle of the Litorian ocean. Again, when asked the name of their islands, the Islanders said, "Humu yi yena yi ne", These our islands. | *The Islands form an archipelago of volcanic origin in the middle of the Litorian ocean. Again, when asked the name of their islands, the Islanders said, "Humu yi yena yi ne yi", These our islands. | ||
*The language is being created by Charles Brickner for a fantasy culture. It is an ''a priori'' language, . | *The language is being created by Charles Brickner for a fantasy culture. It is an ''a priori'' language, . | ||
*Contents | *Contents | ||
:[[ | :[[Yenware Conlang|Conlang]] | ||
::[[ | ::[[Yenware dictionary|Dictionary]] (English-Yenware, Yenware-English, Preposition list, Swadesh list) | ||
::[[ | ::[[Yenware grammar|Grammar]] | ||
::[[ | :::[[Yenware Phonology|Phonology]] | ||
::[[ | :::[[Yenware Glossing Abbreviations|Glossing Abbreviations]] | ||
::[[ | :::[[Yenware Syntax|Syntax]] | ||
:[[ | ::[[Yenware orthographies|Orthographies]] | ||
::[[Yenware translations|Translations]] | |||
:[[Yenware Conculture|Conculture]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:29, 3 February 2021
| Yenware | |
|---|---|
| Pronounced: | /jen'ware/ |
| Timeline and Universe: | Islands in the Litorian Ocean |
| Species: | The Nuńwu |
| Spoken: | Planet Litoria |
| Total speakers: | ~1,500 |
| Writing system: | No writing system |
| Genealogy: | Unknown |
| Typology | |
| Morphological type: | Isolating |
| Morphosyntactic alignment: | Nominative-Accusative |
| Basic word order: | SVO |
| Credits | |
| Creator: | Charlie Brickner |
| Created: | Begun in August 2019 |
- Yenware is the exonym given to the language by the visiting anthropologists. When they were asked the name of their language, the inhabitants, not understanding the need to name the language, said, "Humu ware ne yi", This our language. The anthropologists named it "Yenware", Island Language.
- The Islands form an archipelago of volcanic origin in the middle of the Litorian ocean. Again, when asked the name of their islands, the Islanders said, "Humu yi yena yi ne yi", These our islands.
- The language is being created by Charles Brickner for a fantasy culture. It is an a priori language, .
- Contents
- Conlang
- Dictionary (English-Yenware, Yenware-English, Preposition list, Swadesh list)
- Grammar
- Orthographies
- Translations
- Conculture
