Pingasorian

In the world of NathanComix, Pingasorian is the official language of Pingasore, and is created by Nathanus in 396 bNC.

Classification and Dialects
Pingasorian is part of the Romance languages, and has certain correspondences with such like Spanish, Portuguese, and French.

Example text

 * Pingasorian: J̈i qal viseđ đuränte j̈i fenestro.
 * Spanish: Ha mirado a través de su ventana.
 * Galician: Mirou pola súa fiestra.
 * Portuguese: El olhou pela janela.
 * Catalan: Ha mirat per la seva finestra.
 * French: Il a regardé par sa fenêtre.
 * Romanian: S-a uitat pe fereastră.
 * Moldovan: С-а уитат пе фереастрэ.
 * English: He has looked through his window.

Phonotactics

 * c = [s] before e, ē, ë, i, ī, ï, and y, but [k] elsewhere.
 * ci/si = [ɕ] before vowels but [si] elsewhere.
 * č = [ʃ] or [ʧ] before e, ē, ë, i, ī, ï, and y, but [x] or [ʧ] elsewhere.
 * đ = [θ] at the end of words, but [ð] elsewhere.
 * g = [z] before e, ē, ë, i, ī, ï, and y, but [g] elsewhere.
 * gi/zi = [ʑ] before vowels but [zi] elsewhere.
 * ł = silent at the end of words.
 * ng = [ŋ] at the end of words, but [ŋg] elsewhere.
 * w = [w] after consonants, but [ʋ] elsewhere.
 * z = [ts] at the end of words, but [z] elsewhere.

Allophones

 * ï = [ɨ], [ɘ]
 * o = [ɔ], [o], [o̞]
 * ö = [ø], [œ], [ɘ], [ʌ], [ɤ]
 * q = [q]
 * y (as a vowel) = [æi], [əi]

Writing System
ç and ģ only appear when certain verbs are conjugated.

Canantinese Creole
Spoken in Canantin, it is mixed of Pingasorian, French, and Croatian.

Ghirtonian Creole
Spoken in the Southern Isles of Ghirtos, it is mixed of Pingasorian, Arabic, and Swahili.

Nangkistish Creole
Spoken in Nangkist, it is mixed of Pingasorian, Tamil, Italian, and Spanish

Nicromentese Creole
Spoken in Nicromentis, it is mixed of Pingasorian, Greek, and Turkish.

Tapiskanish Creole
Spoken in Tapiskan, it is mixed of Pingasorian, Hindi, and Turkish.

Example text
Āk yjolñëx semar žögia mūyezãr ë eqwāle qi jyñatz ë j̈ōšares. Goč semar eneđōzar con mīžon ë köngasïr ë loš jyťakür sesełok ïns-pōlev qi el nëkros de fraťërvenza.

Translation
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.