Modern Yorshaan

Modern Yorshaan, on contrary of Early Modern Yorshaan, is more simplified and more influenced by Romance language (including Atramia).

Alphabet
The alphabet has decreased by 2 letters. The Æ and Œ has now disappeared.

Consonants
Traditionally the consonants of Yorshaan consist of two groups: front and back consonants. The border is set between alveolar and postalveolar consonants. Learning whether a sound is "front" is critical for learning Yorshaan nouns.
 * 1) See the next section.
 * 2) /m/ becomes /ɱ/ before f or v.

Varients of T Sound
There were once at most 5 varients of the alveolar plosive in EModY: /t̪/, /t̻/, /tʲ/, /tʷ/, and /tˤ/. In Modern Yorshaan, some of them has merged with others or been left out. Only palatalized varient is preserved.

Nouns
Nouns in Modern Yorshaan are now of three categories: group I, group II, and proper nouns.

Group I
Group I are countable nouns.

Strong Verb (-a-em Verb)
The strong verbs change their stem vowel (of the last of the word) in only one way: -a- for present, -i- for past, and -ai- for future.

Modal Verbs
The conjugation of Yorshaan verbs has been simplified; however,  the modal verbs are also introduced. These verbs, including umbam (subjunctive), shyam (optative), omam (inchaotive), are all weak verbs and can only follow verbs in irrealis form. For example:
 * Ou nacre. (I cry) → Ou nacrosh shye. (I want to cry)

Example
Siy shulaa, Lafrente. (Sil shalhaha, Lafrente.)

Don't forget it, Lafrente.

Ilado ne mi hesluyewe, iu jate hamebeuzise yei seuwa. (Iliaduan mei helsluyevhai, ur jate hahamescei siewa.)

If the candle goes out, a river that can't be crossed will apear.

Agnus Dei
Remeu Ay, prosem-ihada sima cradis, yamaa ed!

Remeu Ay, prosem-ihada sima cradis, yamaa ed!

Remeu Ay, prosem-ihada sima cradis, gruyaa ed zyoze!