Fenhwi

Alphabet
Fenhwi uses the korean hangul in combination with chinese logographs. The logographs will be covered in the vocabulary, the hangul here.

there are three places a consonant can occur. One is initially, this is on the beginning of a syllable. There also is medial, this is when a consonant is at the end of a syllable, but is not in the last syllable of a word. The last place is on the end of a syllable, being the last syllable of a word. the next table show the general pronounciation of every grapheme based on it's location. the cells that contain an x do not occur in the language. There are two kinds of syllables in fenhwi, ones with a final consonant, called closed syllables, and ones without a final consonant, called open syllables. The pronounciation of vowels depend on wether the syllable is open or closed. the following table shows their pronounciation in both kinds of syllables.

Ordering the hangul is a done slightly "odd", to organize a syllable, you first need to group them by "general initials consonant", after that the're grouped by the vowels, after which they are grouped by the "detailed initial consonant". Finally they are grouped by final consonant.

Nouns 【名词마찌】
1 the ( 르) leu and (리) li, also occur after consonants, this is speaker preffered, and not regular.

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Adjectives【形容词걩요찌】
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general verb particles
verb particles come after the conjugation. interrogative 2 : used for things alike to tag questions.

interrogative 3 : used to express amazement.

the volitional form takes the place of the standard verb-ending, the verb than is conjugated using the copula

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Processive verbs
list of pre-conjugated processive verbs Processive verb conjugations in other honoratives

statementive verbs
list of pre-conjugated statementive verbs

Statementive verb conjugations in other honoratives

Descriptive verbs
the ni (니) and nai (나이) are unaffected by the doubling for the iterative in the plain and polite forms. They also can be altered to fit other forms of the adjective (note that the negative form of the discriptive verbs are have the same suffixes as the positive forms, this is becuase the negativeness comes from the adjective-form itself.)

/Descriptive verb conjugations in other honoratives/

the copula after consonants
/Copula conjugations in other honoratives/

existential verb

Personal pronouns【人词인찌】
for both the 2nd and 3rd person it's usual that you refer with a name + honorific combination instead of a pronoun.

Correlatives
prefixes suffixes 1 "this human" is used to redely refer to a 3rd person, as well as a weird way to refer to oneself.