Alsaßiennisch

General information
Alsaßiennisch is language derived and developed from the two languages spoken in proximity to the region Alsace of France, German and French. Pure cognates from French and German are observed frequently in the language. The common phenomenon of silent letters and endings in French was eradicated by the final voicing of e (pronounced as the ou porous (Eng.); or final e of eine (Ger.)) in German. In the same fashion the omission of the final 'r' ''is marked by a circumflexe over the final vowel before the 'r' (examples below). Both the accents observed in French (aigu, grave, circomflexe, trema, cedille) and German (umlaut; ß) are sometimes used in concurrence. INSERT CONCURRENCE OF THE TWO LANGUAGES' ACCENTS.  Because of the mutual use of these accents, common letters missed due to deep orthography are either omitted or stressed to ensure comprehension. Words such as œuf and prévenu in French are written as öf and prévenü respectively. Moreover, wunderbar and bär in German are written as wunderbâ and bê or bä in Alsaßiennisch. All have the same phonetic value; however, when heard, there is less ambiguity in spelling due to the phonetics in turn, creating a more shallow orthography.

Alsaßiennisch Alphabet - Dê Alfabebesse Alsaßiennisch
The alphabet is based upon the Latin Alphabet including these accents and special letter(s):

à, â, é, è, ê, î, ï, ô, ù, û, ä, ë, ö, ü, and ß

Consonants
The Germanic influence adds the use of 'k' in the place of all hard 'c' sounds

Phonotactics
Common consonant and vowel clusters include

qu - k

ch - sh

ou - oo

ai - ay

eu - oy

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Nouns
Nouns in Alsaßiennisch have one of three genders: Masculine (M), Feminine (F), or Neuter (N). Each of these genders has its own respective article: singular (S) and plural (P), definite (D), and indefinite (I). Dê (DMS),       Dês (DMP), Ün (IM), Dâ (FS), Dâs (FP), Ünâ (IF), Dêm (DNS), Dêmen (DNP), Ünem (IN).

When the last letter of an article and the first letter of a noun are nouns, elision is done to prevent an awkward double vowel while speaking.  EXAMPLE 

Adjectives
Adjectives are declined according to gender. Masculine and Neuter nouns add nothing to their adjectives, while Feminine nouns add an extra 'e' to the adjective. In the plural form, Masculine and Neuter nouns add an 's', and the feminine add an 'es'. Adjectives are free to either follow or precede their nouns.*

ex. a good morning - ün gut* matâ

ex. the new window - dêm fenster nouvô*

Adverbs
Adverbs have relatively free placement.

Example text
''' THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS. I JUST JOINED AND I DON'T KNOW HOW TO SAVE. THANKS! '''