Thracian

Classification and Dialects
The Thracian language spoken in Thracia is a Romance language. It is the most conservative language of all Romance languages, since it has retained most of Latin grammar.

Writing System

 * 1) Diphthongs composed by the e-sound change the letter e into ê, e.g. êu /εu/ (=I)
 * 2) The last vowels of the pronouns and the u-sound of the word nu (=not) have to be merged to a word begining with a vowel by a hyphen, e.g. n-odim (=we do not hear - and not : nu odim )
 * 3) ô marks that the o-sound cannot be dropped off to avoid confusion, even if the following word begins with a vowel, e.g. nô odim (=we hear - and not : n-odim ; which means : we do not hear)
 * 4) â and î indicate the same schwa-sound. Whether which you have to use, is based on etymological purpose whether the sound was in Latin an a or an i, e.g. clamavâ (=I was shouting - from Latin : clamabam), but : întelegere (=to understand - from Latin : intellegere)
 * 5) The only diphthong composed by the e-letter, but not applying to the first rule, is the diphthong ea pronounced /ja/, e.g. femea /fεmja/ (=the woman - but notice : rêalita /rεalita/ - reality)
 * 6) The diphthong /oa/ is represented by the digraph oâ, e.g. poârta /poarta/ (=door - and not : /poərta/)

Nouns
Nouns in Thracian may be masculine, feminine or neuter, agree to two types of declensions, to five cases and even to definiteness and finally may be singular or plural.