Latinized Farnian

General information
Latinized Farnian is the second version of Farnian. It was based on Old Farnian and Latin. The pronunciation and spelling is much more chaotic than Modern Farnian.

Although the sentences are quite short,but the rule of pronunciation is very chaotic.

Consonants
Well,when you wrote "ð" in the cell which stands for voiced dental fricative,do you really use the letter "ð" in your language?

I don't think so,neiðer English. So the letters in the tabke below are the actual letters used in Latinized Farnian.

When there's a letter in the "voiced labiodental fricative" cell,you should know how to pronunce the letter.

Vowels
Just like Latin,the Latinized Farnian has long and short vowels.
 * 1) The letter " ų " was once "v",but it would be silimar to "w". So Farnian people usually added a hook under the second "v",and it became " ų ".

Syllable
A possible structure of a syllable is (C)(C)V(C)(C). Most of the time,a consonant must pronunce with the vowel behind it,just like Modern Farnian.

Diphthongs
Two or three certain vowel might have different pronunciation from the spelling.

Verb
Just like Latin,Latinized Farnian has four types of conjugation,depends on what the verb ends.

I-type Verb

 * 1) Mixed Gender:When a verb is done by a group people with different genders(e.g. boys and girls),the gender of the verb should be Mixed. For example:Werdesusinios.(Boys and girls are running./People are running.)

II-type Verb
"~" means "Repeat the last letter ahead." For example:Eilinrian.(She cries.)

IV-type Verb
The last vowel of a IV-type verb must be replaced if the verb is passive or middle.

Irregular Verb
Warning!! Large Table!!

For(Do)
Most of the time,the suffixes can replace the subject of a sentence. For example: Even the object. And both subject and object(If they are the same one).
 * Suoŋ(II)
 * Suoŋŋinie.(I sing.)
 * Suoŋŋinje.(We men sing.)
 * Suoŋŋinop.(He sings.)
 * Suoŋŋinopj.(Men sing.)
 * Suoŋŋin roov .(Women sing.)
 * Suo ŋ ŋin etü .(We men and women sing.)
 * Oper(II)
 * Operryonje.(We men are praised.)
 * Operryonsse.(You are praised.)
 * Operryonna.(We men and women are praised.)
 * Simil(II)
 * Similovfoie.(I like myself.)
 * Ponit(III)
 * Ponitbarcoa!(Regret for yourselves!)
 * Ewi(IV)
 * Ewot üfell .(She killed herself./She suicided.)

Pronouns

 * 1) The Latinized Farnian lacks the idea of "First Person". In the word "Lusaxe",the suffix "e" tells us the subject is "Singular,Masculine",which equals "I" in English. But "ei" in "Lusaxei" stands for "Pural,Masculine",which means "We" in English.
 * 2) Question gender is used in questions. The verbs after the question pronoun can be whether masculine or femiline.

Masculine
Not only men,hard,noisy,poisonoun,and harmful things are usually Masculine. Such as Hjct(Thunder),Bortin(Mushroom),Mert(Wood),Sider(Iron).

Femiline
Women and soft,quiet,peaceful,lovely,and safe things are usually Femiline. For example,Loe(Water),Gorsu(Cloud),Cosuon(Girl/Loli),Ill(Warmth).

Mixed
No matter what genders there are,as long as there are more than one gender,the nouns and the verbs should be Mixed gender.

They are certainly pural. Such as Cedim(Mass/People),Sess(World).

Animate
Animals,plants that are not neither Masculine or Femiline,and thnigs that move automaticly are Animate gender. Such as Ovtomobail(Automobile/Car),Sian(Horse).

Inanimate
Things that don't move automaticly or things that are not one of the four genders above. For example:Xex(Question),Wewir(Wall).

Question
Most of the time,the gender of the answer of the question is Unknown,so there is another gender called "Question".

In the early time,the verbs also had question gender,but it was lost after the Farnian people were conquered.

Example text

 * I-A-Ma-1-1-Pr-S-R
 * A code that researches usually used to show the state of a verb.
 * I-Conjugation I; II-Conjugation II; III-Conjugation III; IV-Conjugation IV; V-Irregular
 * A-Active; P-Passive; M-Middle
 * Ma-Masculine; F-Femiline; Mi-Mixed; A-Animate; I-Inanimate
 * 1-First person; 2-Second person; 3-Third person
 * 1-Singular; 2-Plural
 * Pr-Present; F-Future; Pa-Past
 * S-Simple; Pe-Perfect; Pr-Progressive
 * R-Realis; I-Imperative; C-Conditional; S-Subjunctive
 * Ma-1-1-S
 * A code that used to show the state of a pronoun or noun.
 * Ma-Masculine; F-Femiline; Mi-Mixed; A-Animate; I-Inanimate; Q-Question
 * 1-First person; 2-Second person; 3-Third person(Nouns don't have person.)
 * 1-Singular; 2-Plural
 * S-Subject; O-Object; P-Possesive; D-Possesive Determiner; I-Instrumental
 * Er Farn./I'm Farn.
 * Er:a form of Er,V-A-Ma-1-1-Pr-S-R. =Be
 * Sva bor rjsrumo ammos?/What's your name?
 * Sva:Q-2-1-S. =What
 * bor:a form of Er,V-A-I-2-1-Pr-S-R. =is
 * rjsrumo:gerund of Rjs,=call. I-1-O. =name
 * ammos:F-2-1-P. =your
 * Werdesusinios./People are running.
 * Werdesusinios:A form of Werd. I-A-Mi-3-2-Pr-Pr-R. =running
 * Lusaxeta hamono./I'm eating breakfast
 * Lusaxeta:A form of Lusa. IV-A-Ma-1-1-Pr-Pr-R. =eating
 * hamono:A form of Hamon. I-1-O. =breakfast
 * Borrinoplin Wo vm j divso./He gave me a present.
 * The pronoun "Wo" is actually Dative. Any noun before "vm" are dative,not subjects. The actual subject is "j divso"(a present) with a subject suffix "o".
 * Any form of a dative pronoun is the same as object.
 * Borrinoplin:A form of Bor. II-A-Ma-3-1-Pr-S-R. =gives
 * Wo:Ma-1-1-O(D). =me
 * j:=a
 * divso:A form of Divs. I-1-O. =present, gift
 * Hjllinieecca ŋovcseo./I might say nothing.
 * Hjllinieecca:A form of Hjl. II-A-Ma-1-1-Pr-S-C. =would say
 * Egesa!/Shut up!
 * Egesa:A form of Eges. Imperative. =Shut up!
 * Wardannyoop otenn!/He shall be stoned!
 * Wardannyoop:A form of Wardan. II-P-3-1-Pr-S-R. =is stoned
 * otenn:a adverb. =should, shall
 * Hibeivp,Wvaxeioss,Atovnninieo./Veni,Vidi,Vici./I came,I saw,I conquered.
 * Hibeivp:A form of Hib. I-A-1-1-Pr-Pe-R. =have come
 * Wvaxeioss:A form of Wva. III-A-1-1-Pr-Pe-R. =have seen
 * Atovnnineo:A form of Atovn. II-A-1-1-Pr-Pe-R. =have conquered
 * Hiba Ettin./Come with me.
 * Hibe:A form of Hib. Imperative. =Come, go
 * Ettin:Ma-1-1-I. =with/by me
 * Hiba New York/Go to New York.
 * Hibe:A form of Hib. Imperative. =Come, go