Trudanelange

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General information
Hukketrudanjälangvig is so to speak a kind of correct or pure form of "trudanjälangvig" (in the same way that german and high german do) and it is in fact a language with 5 different types of dialects. Is an SVO language mostly west germanic but also finno-ugric so is not really an indoeuropean tongue anyway.

Vowels, diphtongs and triphtongs
Vowels Diphtongs

Consonants and digraphs
Consonants

Digraphs

Personal pronouns
personal pronouns in trudanjälangvig are declinated in "cases" as in german, this language has 5:
 * there is a distincion between masculine and femenine form of we, therefore, "Vekja" is masculine and "Vekje" is femenine.
 * there is a distincion between masculine and femenine form of we, therefore, "Vekja" is masculine and "Vekje" is femenine.


 * As "we", they has a gender diferenciation, so, "Saen" is masculine and "Hëen" is femenine.
 * As "we", they has a gender diferenciation, so, "Saen" is masculine and "Hëen" is femenine.

To be
contrarily to english but in the same way that languages as spanish do, the verb "to be" has 2 diferent meanings, so, you have the verb "årmakon" which is used in temporal things like your position in the space or your state of mind, thing that usually can change easily and in the other hand you have the verb "Bjuhon" which is used in permament situations like your gender, job, nationallity, etc... therefore, you have these examples below:

Both verbs are irregular and have the following conjugation:

bjuhon:

årmakon:

To have
An auxiliar verb which is usfull to know about is the verb "Hebbon" that has as equivalent the english verb "to have" and the spanish verb "haber", but only when is use in perfeckts like the sentence "I have made a cake" or in phrases like "there is/there are...", so, why is this verb important? because as in german you can use the present perfeckt instead of using simple past. There are some examples below:

Hebbon is irregular and its conjugation is downbelow: Then you have the other verb which has as equivalent the english one "to have", is called "Hafaton", this other is used when demarking posesion of something or a kind of not so strong obligation. this verb is regular, see these examples below:

Vocabulary
Verbs (non-personal forms)

Example text
-Jann Knifralen vannak šarffon.

-Viyä tenkan leffon für ëbenit.