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Human
Čeoaea jōzeko
['t͡ʃjoja 'jo:zeko]
Registered by [Deactivated User] on 12 January 2018
Language type A posteriori
Place & SpeakersHuman is spoken by a population of around 27,000,000 .
Species Human/humanoid
About Human The language of humans from my conworld and their country, Čeoeiaea(pronounced as /'t͡ʃjojija/).

Its vocabulary consists of words language that abuses consonants(Czech) and words from the language that abuses vowels(Hawai'ian) mixed with each other, and Humanese does both. Its grammar is pretty straightforward, but it's so straightforward that Humanese has no tenses. There's some weird moments, though, like marking the plural number by a prefix(only Tengu does the same) and really weird numerals that come after ten. Also, Humanese distincts formal and informal speech, and you can easily insult somebody if you say something in a wrong way yeah don't even tell me it's too familiar, I know that

Some words are written in the way they are pronounced, but some don't seem to make any sense if you look at the IPA for the first time.

To sum up, this language is all about duality, just like humans

... at least, the literary language based on the northern dialect. There's whole another story with dialects - that are, however, mostly dying and seen as "uneducated speech"; except for Vicioa which is seen as "half-educated speech" and the dialects of Shilamia and Rumia where the natives are keen on preserving their dialects but are widely looken on as "people who live in the past" by the northerners
Sample of Human[view] Pō tān, n uiei mjsnij, to mit n rizikiat tān, ca to bet křlstmaok.

In order to be able to think, you have to risk being offensive.
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Latest vocabulary
pāiapōneadvprobably
zopohōjenconcern
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Sound samples in Human
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Pō tān, n uiei mjsnij, to mit n rizikiat tān, ca to bet křlstmaok.
In order to be able to think, you have to risk being offensive.
Kočoai sodot ni podōža - tēa nao přiaehle. Kočoai sodot ni podōža zo jenai kočoai - tēa přiaehle.
The cat sat on the mat is not a story. The cat sat on the other cat’s mat is a story.
Pomčknwī zo Šařenepčī Cunutūsa pepese kīč veawtios zo napřataži nhankcna pō jakȳhol hankcna, h, ca n...
The Intermediate Value Theorem describes a key property of continuous functions for any function, f,...
Paplrn manano nao vndmn sorovey.
The popular belief isn't always the correct one.
Māo patēāe učis llsha nžovočocoa slūsb oāio bet, a nao slūsb, tān māo cateta oāio bet.
We need to learn to love animals the way they are and not the way we wish them to be.
Pādule nēřim sēi pūsāt ōe, ale tān, ca soiliuse, poādio paražina.
A fallen enemy may rise again, but the reconciled one is truly vanquished.
Language family relationships
[edit] [view] Azriń (Azrin)An extinct dialect, formerly spoken to the northwest of Sharo, in the Azriń region, that has a history of oppression, extremely cruel murders of political leaders, and assimilation. But, at least, a plenty of literature on that dialect is preserved including many Azrin fairy tales with a lot of blood and gore,

The dialect has crazy palatalisation, genitive case and is inspired by Erzya.
[edit] [view] Brož (Brozh)An extinct dialect formerly spoken on the northwest of the country between Namilia and Echo City. Has the /ʀ/, ś, ź, and is closer to Sorbian.
[edit] [view] Euch (Eusian)The dialect of Schrödinger. Used to be spoken in Echo City in a region between Namilia and Shilamia on the west, but now is considered extinct, except it's actually still spoken by the descendants of emigrants in Crou-Vivant in Cyclopia. This dialect has even weirder spelling, two tones and sounds kinda like Zhuang.
[edit] [view] Mklakhns (Mklakhns)The most early extinct dialect that scientists somehow managed to reconstruct and find out how it sounded like. Was spoken in the geographical center of modern-day Čeoaeaiea by people who are known today for slavery, ritual sacrifices, and being holocausted centuries ago.

The Mklakhns dialect had a lot bigger consonant clusters and spammed ł and tł. It's inspired by Tlingit, Haida, Salishan and Wakashan languages.
[edit] [view] Namiliš (Namilian)Spoken by ~70 000 people at the northwest of the country, in the county of Namilia, known for its mountains, forest, and usually associated with scientists that originated from there, aristocrates and tulips. Humans immediately know when someone is from Namilia when they pronounce /r/ as /ʀ/ and /t͡ʃ/ as /t͡s/. But the most "Namilian" speech can be heard in rural areas. The dialect has genitive case and is inspired by High German.
[edit] [view] Rumi (Rumian)Spoken by around 700 000 people at the northeast of the country, in Rumi, the region known mainly for dancing, very traditional people, pirates, being the hottest region of Čeoaeiea and the not completely true stereotype about poor people. The dialect doesn't distinct /t͡s/ from /t͡ʃ/ and is inspired by North Indian languages — mainly Hindi and Urdu.
[edit] [view] Šaro (Sharo)Spoken on the centre of the southern coastline by around 140 000 speakers in Sharo, the coldest place in all of Ynsitia, Cyclopia and Čeoaeiea, also known for vampires, witches, ballet and the stereotype about excentric people. The Russia of Čeoaeiea, basically. The dialect is also inspired by Russian.
[edit] [view] Śìlámì (Shilamian)Spoken by around ~900 000 people at the very southwest of the country, in the not so autonomous principality of Shilami, 90% of which is the Gibo desert and other 10% is steppes that are very hot at summer and very cold at winter. Shilamia is viewed as "that grandpa who's got a story for everything" among other regions because of the literature, many legends and very traditional and very ageist people.
The dialect has two tones and is inspired by Mandarin and Wu Chinese.
[edit] [view] Vicioa (Vicioa)The eastern dialect, and also the biggest(~1.5 million speakers) and the most similar dialect to the literary Humanese. The main difference is the slang, č oftenly replacing the "t" and "c", plural prefix beginning with "m", and, in general, more similarity to Slovak than to Czech
Phonology
ConsonantsBilabialLabio-
dental
AlveolarPost-
Alveolar
PalatalLabio-
velar
Velar
Nasal m   n        
Plosive p b   t d       k g
Fricative   f v s z ʃ ʒ     x ɣ
Affricate     t͡s t͡ʃ      
Lateral approximant     l        
Approximant         j w  
Trill     r r̝        
VowelsFrontBack
Close i i: ɯ ɯ: u u:
Close-mid e e: o o:
Open-mid   ɔ1
Open a a:  
  1. only in the eastern dialect
Orthography
Below is the orthography for Human. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
 HumanOrthography [edit]
Āā/a:/Aa/a/Bb/b/Cc/t͡s/Čč/t͡ʃ/CH ch/x/Dd/d/Ēē/e:/Ee/e/
Ff/f/Gg/g/Hh/ɣ/Īī/i:/Ii/i/Jj/j/Kk/k/Ll/l/Mm/m/
Nn/n/Oo/o/Ôô/ɔ/1Ōō/o:/Pp/p/Rr/r/Řř/r̝/Šš/ʃ/Ss/s/
Tt/t/Uu/u/Ūū/u:/Vv/v/Ww/w/Yy/ɯ/Ȳȳ/ɯ:/Žž/ʒ/Zz/z/
✖ Unknown alphabetical order [change]
  1. only in the eastern dialect
Typological information for Human

Number of nominal casesOne case
Phonemic vowel lengthShort/Long
Primary word orderSVO
ToneNo phonemic tone
Future tenseNone

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