Islands, People and Language
Mutually intelligible variants on a language.
The strange sound of Mohai’s island neighbours.
Unified Senduri is the standard version of Senduri, the native language of the Thuri (or Turi) archipelago. It has a total of twenty-three phonemes. Their sounds vary a little according to their phonetic environment. They are arranged in simple syllables.
Continue reading “What does Senduri sound like?”The sound of Öklane’s distant relative.
Modern Ezenii is the language of the small nation-state of Ezekaa on the continent of Umãka to the north of Aheku. It has a total of twenty-nine phonemes. For the most part, these do not vary according to their phonetic environment. They are arranged in moderately complex syllables.
Continue reading “What does Ezenii sound like?”The tongue of a northerly empire.
Modern Öklane is the language of Ökla, the largest nation-state on the continent of Umãka to the north of Aheku. It has a total of thirty-one phonemes. Their sounds vary surprisingly little according to their phonetic environment. They are arranged in moderately complex syllables.
Continue reading “What does Öklane sound like?”How people talk on Mohai today
Modern Standard Lemohai has a total of twenty-four phonemes. Their sounds vary a little according to their phonetic environment. They are arranged in simple syllables.
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