Zhathena

History
Zhathena [ʒa.'ðe.na] is a language spoken by a small society on an island in the Mediterranean. This language was in existence during the Ancient Greek period, but has no apparent relation to other languages of the area and was wiped out very quickly after it came into contact with the Greek language. This was a very peaceful society in which towns and regions were governed by guilds of primarily female poets. Poetry and song were very important and good, artistic, lyrical writing and speaking skills were seen as proof of intelligence, strength, and wisdom. (all this is subject to change, this language is very new and unformed)

Alphabet
Zhathena has seven vowel sounds, including five pure vowel, one diphthong, and one reduced vowel.

These are: [ɑ e  i  ej  ɪ  u  ə]

Zhathena has sixteen consonant sounds.

These are: [b t  d  k  m  n  r  v  ð  s  z  ʃ  ʒ  h  j  l]