Vanadovian

Classification and Dialects
The Vanadovian language is an Southern Oghur language spoken in the Vanadovian Commonwealth. It contains a lot of Slavic vocabulary however, which makes it unintelligible to other speakers of Turkic languages.

Writing System

 * Vowel reduction is a phenomenon in Vanadovian, if the vowel is unstressed. /a/ reduces to /ɐ/, /ɛ/ to /ɪ/ and /ɔ/ to /ɐ/
 * Palatalization of a consonant is induced by following letters : Е, I, Ь, Я, Ѥ, Ї and Ю (even if Е is reduced)
 * The iotified vowels Я, Ѥ, Ї and Ю are never submitted to vowel reduction
 * The letter Ѐ indicates firstly that no palatalization is being induced by the phoneme /ɛ/ and secondly that the phoneme /ɛ/ is not reduced to /ɪ/ even if it should normally
 * The letter Л is pronounced /w/, if at the end of a word or if followed by another consonant
 * The letter Ъ has three purposes : firstly, it may stand as a ligant vowel between two consequent consonants in a same word ; secondly, it may indicate that the stressed vowel /ɛ/ does not induce palatalization ; thirdly, it may be a remnant of a Slavic spelling
 * To better illustrate the difference between the letter E, Ѐ and Ѥ, here a synoptical table :