Cosoveàn

Phonotactics
Possible syllables in Kosovejanu are (s)(C)(C)V(V)(C)(C).

Writing System
-* "Ä ä", "Ë ë", "Ï ï" appears in combination with another vowel to mark that the two vowels form a hiatus. There's no difference in the pronunciation.

- Long vowels don't need to be marked by writing the vowel two times (es. "labor" [ ' la:bɔr], job)

Nouns
Kosovejanu has three genders (feminine, masculine and neuter). There're four declensions: first declension nouns are feminine, second and third ones are masculine and forth one are neuter. The gender is also determined by the ending of the word: if a word ends in "-a" is feminine, if it ends in a consonant, in "-o" or "-u" is masculine, if it ends in "-e" is neuter. There are five cases: Nominative (subject), Genitive (possession), Dative (term), Accusative (object) and Ablative (with prepositions it forms all the other complements).

First Declension
As said before, first declension nouns end in "-a" and are mostly feminine. Here's an example of the first declension noun doma "house"

Second Declension
Second declension nouns end in consonant and are mostly masculine. Here's the second declension noun puel "boy"

Third Declension
The third declension nouns are '''only masculine. '''Third declension is dived in two groups: the first group nouns end in "-o", second ones end in "-u".

First Group
Here's the first group noun omo "man"

Second group
Here's the second group noun didu "finger"

Lexicon
See Kosovejanu/Lexicon

Universal declaration of human rights, article 1
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

Universa omos dretis declaratia, articulo 1
Toti omos seri nasen libri de igali en dinitija de dreti. Li tenon rationam de consetiam de tenon aktar une pre otrum en fratias spritjo.