Farnian

Alphabet
The letters below are that used in Modern Farnian. 26 letters at total.

ABÇDEFGHIJKLMNOPRŖSŞTUVWYZ

abçdefghijklmnoprŗsştuvwyz

Consonants
Letters in the table are that used in Farnian,not really phonemic transcription.
 * 1) "h"is only read as /x/ when it's the first letter of any word. It shouldn't be read at other positions.
 * 2) "ț" and "ḑ" aren't used in Modern Farnian. They only appear in Early Modern Farnian.
 * 3) "w" and "y" are read as /w/ and /j/ in Latinized Farnian,but /u/ and /i/ in Modern Farnian.

Vowels
Letters in the table are that used in Farnian,not really symbols.
 * 1) There are usually a vowel /ə/ after voiced consonants(e.g. b,d,g,j,v),but if there are "h" after those voiced consonants,the vowel /ə/ disapears.

Law of Vowel-Attracting
When there are voiced/voiceless consonants behind a voiced consonant,there should be a vowel /ə/ between the two consonants. For example:

Lobşin /lo-bə-ʃin/

The letter "h" breaks this law. When there is a "h" between a voiced consonant and a voiced/voiceless consonant,the first consonant should be voiceless. For example:

Tabhlo /tab-lo/ which means "Frame".

Law of Vowel-Opening
When there are consonants in front of m,n,or l,there is always a vowel /ə/ between them. If m,n,or l are the first letter of a word,and there is a voiceless consonant behind it,there will also be /ə/ in front of m,n,or l. For example:

Ltas /əl-tas/ which means "wall".

Dls /dəls/ which means "hear".

Law of Vowel-Depending
Every pronunciation should depend on the next vowel/consonant,and it should be decided from the end of a word to one's head. For example:

"Nn"(which means "too") should be pronunciated as /nən/,not /ən-ən/. When we are deciding the pronunciation of the last "n",we can see there is a consonant in front of it. So we add a /ə/ as the law of vowel-opening asks. Once the first "n" is decided it's pronunciation,there shoudn't be another /ə/ in front of the first "n".

Another example is,"Dişonnar"(which means "dictionary") should be /di-ʃon-nar/,not /di-ʃo-nən-ar/. The last "n" should be pronunciated with the coming "ar".

The Usage of Addecorative
In Farnian,the adjective and adverb are together called "Addecorative". An addecorative can distrube a noun or a verb. As "belam"(good/well):

Ŗya belam!(Do it well(adv.)!)

Se belam!(It's great(adj.)!)

The Number of Noun and Pronoun
If the number of a noun/pronoun is over 1,there should be a suffix "f". In Latinized Farnian and Early Modern Farnian,the nouns still had their own cases(like pronouns),and the suffix that definited their cases should be attracted after that definited their number. For example:

Laşe reyan mountanfo.(I see mountains.)(Early Modern Farnian)

But,in Modern Farnian,the suffix that definites cases of a noun has been only "a". "a" means "I don't want to say it as accusative case,but it's actually accusative case." Which means the order of a sentence is locked. For example:

Laşe reyan mountanfo.=Mountanfo reyan laşe.=Laşe mountanfo reyan.=Reyan mountanfo laşe.(Early Modern Farnian)

Laşe reyan montanfa.