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''ko viki gĕu mŭng Xát. chay xa ko phrá vĕi.''
''ko viki gĕu mŭng Xát. chay xa ko phrá vĕi.''


Xat is a priori constructed language with rather than simplistic grammar and phonology. It tends to be isolative, accusative language with little or no tendency of inflection whatsoever. Most of the words consist of one syllable, which can have four different structures (CVC "làp" ''big'', CV "ko" ''that/this'', CCVC "próm" ''five'' (a loanword from Khmer), CCV "tlá" ''grass'').
'''Xat''' is an [[a priori]] [[constructed language|conlang]] with rather simplistic grammar and phonology. It tends to be isolative and accusative with little or no tendency towards inflection whatsoever. Most of the words consist of one syllable, which can have four different structures (CVC "làp" ''big'', CV "ko" ''that/this'', CCVC "próm" ''five'' (a loanword from Khmer), CCV "tlá" ''grass'').


''Xát'' has 8 basic vowels (a, e, i, o, u, ŭ, ĕ, ă) which can differ in length and tone. There are, however, only three tones (low, mid and high) which are not used very often (unlike in Chinese language).
==Phonology==
''Xát'' has 8 basic vowels (a, e, i, o, u, ŭ, ĕ, ă) which can differ in length and tone. There are, however, only three tones (low, mid and high) which are not used very often (unlike in Chinese).
 
[[Category: Conlangs]]
[[Category: a priori conlangs]]

Revision as of 14:16, 27 October 2011

XÁT 


ko viki gĕu mŭng Xát. chay xa ko phrá vĕi.

Xat is an a priori conlang with rather simplistic grammar and phonology. It tends to be isolative and accusative with little or no tendency towards inflection whatsoever. Most of the words consist of one syllable, which can have four different structures (CVC "làp" big, CV "ko" that/this, CCVC "próm" five (a loanword from Khmer), CCV "tlá" grass).

Phonology

Xát has 8 basic vowels (a, e, i, o, u, ŭ, ĕ, ă) which can differ in length and tone. There are, however, only three tones (low, mid and high) which are not used very often (unlike in Chinese).