Auxiliare Romanci

Consonants
ts, dz and ʃ are only use in lone words, tho spanish uses a conversion system:

Spanish z, ce > dz, tse

Spanish j, ge > ʃ, dʒe

Phonotactics
(s)(C)V(V)(R)

R: m, n, l, s, r, ocasionally t, d

Writing System
For some letters, there are other forms:

First, as an aesthetic feature, it uses the caron: ê. It's only aesthetic, so it isn't use to modify pronunciation

Second, it also uses the acute accent (áéíóú). all words have stress in the penultimate syllable, when this isn't the case, it mark when the new stress will fall.

For compatibility porpuse, ċ, š and ż can be written as ts, sh and dz.

c, qu, ci, g, gu and gi
Before Normal Vowels, the orthography looks like this:

c is used for [k], qu is used for [kw], g is used for [g], gu is used for [gw].

But before Palatal Vowels (è, e, i):

ce and cè become cie and ciè and they are pronounced [tʃ] (also ci stays as ci [tʃi]).

qu is pronounced [k], gu is used for [g].

ge and gè become gie and giè and they are pronounced [dʒ] (also gi stays as gi [dʒi]).

Bold cells are illegal and they are replaced with the text in bold

Articles
The left articles are definite articles (like "the"), and the right articles are indefinite articles (like "a").

Also contracted forms take the Gender and Number of the Noun: l'aqua = la aqua, l'aquas = las aquas

Numbers
DU: D e U (setenta e cinco), D-U (setentacinco)

quatrovèntes is a form of "ocienta" for french speakers

Noun Types
Nouns of 5 terminations (o, os, a, as, es) (f.ex.: Spaniolo, Spaniolos, Spaniola, Spaniolas, Spanioles)

Nouns of 4 terminations (o, a, os, as) (Italiano, Italianos, Italiana, Italianas)

Nouns of 2 terminations (Gender Locked) (-, s) (Pònte,Pòntes MAS)

Adjective Types
All adjectives change in number, but not all adjectives change in gender.

Adjectives of 3 gender terminations (MAS, FEM, NEU) (felicie)

Adjectives of 3 gender terminations* (Neuter-fused) (MAS/NEU, FEM) or (FEM/NEU, MAS) (bellio, amicia)

Adjectives of 1 gender terminations (NEU) (narangia)

Verbs
There are 5 conjugated indicative tenses and two in the sunjunctive

Present Continious Past Continious, Future Continious, Condicional Continious and Subjunctive Continious are formed by using Aver + Participle

The imperfect can also be used as Near Past or Near Future.

Aver, Star, Serè
There are iregular verbs, Aver is an auxiliar verb and Star and Serè are copula verbs. (Star is a locative and temporal copula and Serè is a chronic or properie copula)

Regular Congugations
The verbs in the table are example verbs, and the suffixes are in bold

Syntax
The order is SVO

Lexicon
non- no

tot- all

motto, moi - much, many