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'''Vosanskiya''' (''Восанския'') ['' | '''Vosanskiya''' (''Восанския'') [''Vosanskija''] is a [[wikipedia:Artificial language|conlang]] spoken by the Vosanski ethnic group in [[Caradia]]. It originates from traditional languages used by the Vosanski in their ceremonies before coming to Caradia. | ||
== Phonology and Writing Systems == | == Phonology and Writing Systems == | ||
Vosanskiya is a unique language, as it has four different methods of writing depending on the context of its use. The Kluzhyev ('Standard') writing system was developed to facilitate communication between the Vosanski and the Cearîmi, as Kluzhyev has no diacritics, and is thus easier for Sarnechi speakers to grasp. Kazina ('Compact') is used when writing to a native | Vosanskiya is a unique language, as it has four different methods of writing depending on the context of its use. The Kluzhyev ('Standard') writing system was developed to facilitate communication between the Vosanski and the Cearîmi, as Kluzhyev has no diacritics, and is thus easier for Sarnechi speakers to grasp. Kazina ('Compact') is used when writing to a native Sacovian speaker, as this writing system is more compact, and features more diacritics, so the writing has more in common with Sacovian. Bronov ('Official') is used in official writings, as it is not connected with any ethnicity, and is therefore neutral writing. Rozhikay ('Original') is used when writing between Vosanski, as it is the original script used by the Vosanski before their arrival in Katsishym. | ||
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!width="20%"|Kluzhyev | !width="20%"|Kluzhyev | ||
!width="20%"| | !width="20%"|Kazina | ||
!width="20%"|Bronov | !width="20%"|Bronov | ||
!width="20%"|Rozhikay | !width="20%"|Rozhikay | ||
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|/ɛ/ | |/ɛ/ | ||
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|N/A | |N/A | ||
|N/A | |N/A | ||
| | |Е е | ||
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|/jɛ/ | |/jɛ/ | ||
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|I i | |I i | ||
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|И и | |И и | ||
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|Y y | |Y y | ||
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|Ы ы | |Ы ы | ||
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|/u/ | |/u/ | ||
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|Ъ ъ | |||
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|/ʌ/ | |||
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|/ʒ/ | |/ʒ/ | ||
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|Ь ь | |||
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|Silent | |||
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[[Category: Languages]] | |||
[[Category: Caradia]] | |||
Latest revision as of 02:44, 6 November 2019
| Восанския | |
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| Writing system | Latin, Cyrillic, Glyphic |
| Source | Slavic |
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Vosanskiya (Восанския) [Vosanskija] is a conlang spoken by the Vosanski ethnic group in Caradia. It originates from traditional languages used by the Vosanski in their ceremonies before coming to Caradia.
Phonology and Writing Systems
Vosanskiya is a unique language, as it has four different methods of writing depending on the context of its use. The Kluzhyev ('Standard') writing system was developed to facilitate communication between the Vosanski and the Cearîmi, as Kluzhyev has no diacritics, and is thus easier for Sarnechi speakers to grasp. Kazina ('Compact') is used when writing to a native Sacovian speaker, as this writing system is more compact, and features more diacritics, so the writing has more in common with Sacovian. Bronov ('Official') is used in official writings, as it is not connected with any ethnicity, and is therefore neutral writing. Rozhikay ('Original') is used when writing between Vosanski, as it is the original script used by the Vosanski before their arrival in Katsishym.
| Kluzhyev | Kazina | Bronov | Rozhikay | IPA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A a | A a | А а | /ɑ/ | |
| N/A | N/A | Я я | /jɑ/ | |
| B b | B b | Б б | /b/ | |
| Ts ts | C c | Ц ц | /ts/ | |
| Ch ch | Č č | Ч ч | /tʃ/ | |
| D d | D d | Д д | /d/ | |
| E e | E e | Э э | /ɛ/ | |
| N/A | N/A | Е е | /jɛ/ | |
| F f | F f | Ф ф | /f/ | |
| G g | G g | Г г | /g/ | |
| Kh kh | H h | Х х | /x/ | |
| I i | I I | И и | /i/ | |
| Y y | Ě ě | Ы ы | /ɪ/ | |
| Y y | J j | Й й | /j/ | |
| K k | K k | К к | /k/ | |
| L l | L l | Л л | /l/ | |
| M m | M m | М м | /m/ | |
| N n | N n | Н н | /n/ | |
| O o | O o | О о | /ɔ/ | |
| N/A | N/A | Ё ё | /jɔ/ | |
| P p | P p | П п | /p/ | |
| R r | R r | Р р | /r/ | |
| S s | S s | С с | /s/ | |
| Sh sh | Š š | Ш ш | /ʃ/ | |
| T t | T t | Т т | /t/ | |
| U u | U u | У у | /u/ | |
| Sometimes U | Ǔ ǔ | Ъ ъ | /ʌ/ | |
| N/A | N/A | Ю ю | /ju/ | |
| V v | V v | В в | /v/ | |
| Z z | Z z | З з | /z/ | |
| Zh zh | Ž ž | Ж ж | /ʒ/ | |
| ' | ' | Ь ь | Silent |