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Jålisk Jāsen
Spoken in:	Jåland
Timeline/Universe:	Modern timeline Alternate Earth
Total speakers:	~700.000 native speakers
Writing system:	Modified Latin alphabet
Genealogical classification:	Unclassified (Norrlandish?)
Typology
Basic word order:	VOS
Morphological type:	Agglutinating/Polysynthetic
Morphosyntactic alignment:	...
Conlang details
Status:	Stub
Lexicon size:	0
Created by:
Jurgen Wattmann, 2012-present

Jāsen is a language spoken in the Scytheland (Jåland) of the northern reaches of the Kingdom of Danemark. It is extremely agglutinating, even countable as polysynthetic.
It is part of the Norrland Sprachbund of languages.
As of 1971, Jāsen is the most spoken Norrlandish language.

Phonology

Consonants

		Bilabial		Labiode.		Dental		Alveol.		Postalve.		Retrofl.		Palatal		Velar		Uvular		Pharyn.		Epiglot.		Glottal
Plosives		p (p)	b (b)			t (t)			d (d)			ʈ (tr)	ɖ (dr)	c (c)	ɟ (j)	k (k)	g (g)	q (q)	(  ) (qg)1					(ʔ)1
Affricates		p͡f (pf)	b͡v (bv)1					t͡s (ts)	d͡z (dz)	t͡ʃ (tsh)	d͡ʒ (dzh)
Fricatives				f (f )	v (v )			s (s)	z (z)	ʃ (sh)	ʒ (zh)			ç (hj)	ʝ (jy)		x (h)		χ (qh)
Lateral Fricatives										ɬ (ll )
Lateral Affricates
Nasals		m̥ (mh)	m (m)					n̥ (nh)	n (n)
Trills						r (r )												(rh)
Flaps / taps
Glides	Approxim.													j (y )
	Lateral Appr.					l (l )
	Co-art. approx.

¹These do not occur outside of sound changes and are not found in native words.

All double consonants (except double " l ") are pronounced as geminate. As an aesthetically more appealing way to write certain geminates, the first consonant of each di/trigraph is doubled (jjy, tts, ppf, qqh)

Vowels

	Front		Near front		Central		Near back		Back
Close	i (i )	y (ü)			ɨ (é)					u (u)
Near-close
Close-mid
Mid
Open-mid	ɛ (e)	œ (ö)								ɔ (o)
Near-open					ɜ (ä)
Open	a (a)