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Nayuan Conscript!
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1. Nayuan Conscript!
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So you want to learn Nayuan? Congratulations! The first thing you'll need to be acquainted with is the script. It's a calligraphic phonetic alphabet written left-to-right. It has no particular order, but the layout is as follows:
Character | Name | Pronunciation |
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a | a | /a/ |
b | ba | /b/ |
d | da | /d/ |
e | e | /ɛ/ |
f | fa | /f/ |
g | ga | /g/ |
h | ha | /h/ |
i | i | /i/ |
k | ka | /k/ |
l | la | /l/ |
m | ma | /m/ |
n | na | /n/ |
ŋ | ŋa | /ŋ/ |
o | o | /ɔ/ |
ø | ø | /ə/ |
p | pa | /p/ |
r | ra | /ɾ/ |
s | sa | /s/ |
š | ša | /ɕ/ |
t | ta | /t/ |
u | u | /u/ |
v | va | /v/ |
w | wa | /w/ |
x | xa | /x/ |
y | ya | /j/ |
z | za | /z/ |
Punctuation consists of ,, equivalent to the comma, and ., which serves most other purposes (ending a sentence, enclosing quotes or sound effects, adding emphasis, etc).
One caveat is &, which makes the sound koš meaning "and". It is similar to the & symbol or the Greek ϗ, but it's used not only as a standalone word but whenever the sound is encountered. ✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article
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