Kyrean: Colloquial and Dialectal
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The vowels drop
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1. Kyrean: Case Usage
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3. Kyrean: Long Words
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4. Kyrean: Nouns
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5. Kyrean: Phonology
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6. Kyrean: Verbs
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Colloquial Kyrean is the register used by ordinary people in average conversations. It is not used by teachers, the service industry, speeches, formal conversation, or in writing.
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Vowels, especially y, o, and a, are often dropped if not stressed.
Stressed vowels are more lengthened
Mutations occur in a hierarchy of onset base consonants: Normal stop-Geminate stop-Trill-Double consonant-Fricative-Nasal-Other
Spatial adjectives often behave like any other adjective
H and c are generally not pronounced
Genitives come before the noun, while adjectives come after.
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