Xerichonian

Xerichonian [Xerichonain: Kserijoski] Is A Very Bad Conlang Made By Bendymitions,

Letters [¯\_(ツ)_/¯]
If You Can’t See, Here:

a /æ/

q /ə/

b /b/

k /k/

d /d/

e /ɛ/

f /f/

g /g/

g̊ /g͡b/

h /h/

h̃ /x/

i /ɪ:/ /j/ before vowel

j /d͡ʒ/

k̊ /k͡p/

l /l/

m /m/

n /n/ /ŋ/ sometimes at the end of a word like “qton” /ətɔŋ/ which means baton

o /ɔ/

p /p/

r /ɹ/

s /s/

t /t/

o̴ /t͡ʙ/

u /u:/ /w/ before a vowel

ů /ǃ/

ɦ /v/

z /z/

Is This Grammar?
He And She are prefixes, m- and f-

if the word is in a past tense, add p- to the start

if the word is in future tense, add -f to the end

I DONT REGRET THIS! ꜜ

Tones Are Used As Markers To Know If It A Exclamation Sentence Or A Question Sentence

˧˥ or ◌̌ are used for question sentences

˥ or ◌̂ is used for exclamation sentences.

Verbs Are Marked with ◌˞ at the end of the word, they have no phonetic value

plurals have z at the end

words that end with ing [singing, swimming, running etc.] end with n’

v /ç/ is a abbreviation for slion [small]

the diphthong ar is pronounced /ɨɾ/

Question words [who, what, why, how, etc.] are marks at the end of the word because i wanted to make this interesting

When: “:”

Why: “?”

Where: “/“

Who: “¿”

What: “!”

How: “§”

Base Sentences For Beginners
Ded mflǔ˞? [Means: Why Did He Fly?]

Zz mfǐu¿ [Means: Who are you?]

Mpuakv˞. [Means: He Ran]

De Means The

zz means are, z means is

Jaɦoh̃ means Hello

Ja means Bye

Si means Yes

ɦoh̃ means no

Part Spoken In Fraisivox
Tari Dialect

Different Sounds:

r /ɾ/

f /ɸ/

ů /ʛ/

New Letter: q̈ /ɣ/

“Even” Is Used As A Mark [;]

Maybe Some Asked Question
Q: Why is the letter that makes the sound /v/ look like this -> ɦ

A: Its Supposed To Be A ligature between f and i, But “fi” Looked Too blocky, So I Used ɦ [Comaparison: fi | ɦ]