Superdulekt

Classification and Dialects
no separate dialects,spoken only on the island of dulektin and in the rogue nation of the malexicapeskeland. when the people who speak this need sounds included in japanese,but not by this language's hiragana set,they use japanese.

Writing System
these use English dictionary pronunciation guide.

basic hiragana
explanation for people who don't speak dictionary pronunciation guide:

あ is pronounced like an English short o

い is pronounced like an English long e

う is pronounced like the oo in food

え is pronounced like an English long a

お is pronounced like an English long o

か is pronounced like the co in cot

き is pronounced like the English word "key"

く is pronounced like the coo in coop

け is pronounced like the ca in cake

こ is pronounced like the coa in coat

さ is pronounced like the so in sob

し is pronounced like the English word "she"

す is pronounced like the soo in soot

せ is pronounced like the English word "say"

そ is pronounced like the English word "so"

just look at a dictionary pronunciation guide

Romanization and special cases
the ä sound is romanized as a

the ē sound is romanized as i

the o͞o sound is romanized as u

the ā sound is romanized as e

the ō sound is romanized as o

for other sounds,they are romanized exactly as you see those sounds on the charts

the romanization systom is called romadulekt

when the letter a is followed by the letter i in romadulekt,they are pronounced together as an English long i

when the letter a is followed by the letter e in romadulekt,nothing special happens

when the letter a is followed by the letter u in romadulekt,nothing special happens

when the letter a is followed by the letter o in romadulekt,they are pronounced together as the ou in mouth

when the letter e is followeed by the letter a in romadulekt,nothing special happens

when the letter e is followed by the letter i in romadulekt,nothing special happens

when the letter e is followed by the letter o in romadulekt,nothing special happens

when the letter e is followed by the letter u in romadulekt, they are pronounced together as ゆ

when the letter o is followed by the letter a in romadulekt, they are pronounced together as the au in the icelandic word auga

when the letter o is followed by the letter e in romadulekt, they are pronounced together as the æ in the icelandic word kær

when the letter o is followed by the letter i in romadulekt, they are pronounced togther as the oi in coin

when the letter o is followed by the letter u in romadulekt, they are pronounced together as the óg in the icelandic word nóg

when the letter u is followed by the letter a in romadulekt, they are pronounced together as the oi in the french word roi

when the letter u is followed by the letter e in romadulekt, they are pronouned together as the french diphthong /wɛ̃/

when the letter u is followed by the letter i in romadulekt, they are pronounced together as the ui in the french word huit

when the letter u is followed by the letter o in romadulekt, they are pronounced together as the ui in the french word juin

if a vowel letter is followed by itself in romadulekt, the sound is extended

Nouns
pie is いいば

child is よせ

equipment is なでお

masculine sentence enders (used by males,masculine females, and non-binary people)
だ

よ

ぞ

ぜ

せ

feminine sentence enders (used by females,feminine males, and non-binary people)
わ (when used to end a sentence)

わ よ

な の

の よ

の ね

で ね

で す(formally gender-neutral)

negatives
ぢわない (informal masculine)

ぢわありません (perceived as feminine informally,but gender-neutral formally)

other particles
か for questions

articles
articles have number

singular definite:へぷぶ

plural definite:くさみ

singular indefinite:やあを

plural indefinite:ちりき

pronouns
mostly written with the same hiragana as in japanese with same formality and gender as in japanese.

there is also a feminine formal ゑをご (meaning i/me)

and a masculine counterpart へほこ