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Dplsko (pronounced: Douptcho) is a conlang in progress{{LangTitle| }}
  
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===Phonotactics===
  
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=== Pronounciation ===
  
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The letter ''A'' is pronounced ɐ when followed by a when followed by either an ''R'' or another vowel.
  
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The letter ''C'' is pronounced ʒ when it is in the last or first syllable of a word.
  
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The letter ''E'' is pronounced i when it is followed by a ''T'' or ''K.''
  
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The letter ''E'' is pronounced ə when it is followed by a ''G, C'' or another vowel.
  
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The letter ''G'' is pronounced dʒ when it is in the last syllable of a word.
  
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The letter ''H'' is silent when it is surrounded by consonants OR 2 of the same letter.
  
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The letter ''J'' is pronounced ɣ in verbs.
  
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The letter ''K'' is pronounced ç when it is followed by a vowel.
  
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The letter ''N'' is pronounced ŋ when it is at the end of a word.
  
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The letter ''O'' is pronounced ɒ when it is at the start of a word.
  
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The letter ''O'' is pronounced ɔ when it is after an ''L''.
  
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The letter ''U'' is pronounced ʌ when it is followed by a vowel.
  
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The letter ''X'' is pronounced z when it is at the start of a word.
  
   
 
=== Stressing ===
  
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The letter ''A'' is pronounced ɐ when followed by a when followed by either an ''R'' or another vowel.
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The letter ''E'' is pronounced i when it is followed by a ''T'' or ''K.''
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The letter ''E'' is pronounced ə when it is followed by a ''G, C'' or another vowel.
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The letter ''G'' is pronounced dʒ when it is in the last syllable of a word.
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The letter ''H'' is silent when it is surrounded by consonants OR 2 of the same letter.
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The letter ''J'' is pronounced ɣ in verbs.
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The letter ''K'' is pronounced ç when it is followed by a vowel.
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The letter ''N'' is pronounced ŋ when it is at the end of a word.
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The letter ''O'' is pronounced ɒ when it is at the start of a word.
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The letter ''O'' is pronounced ɔ when it is after an ''L''.
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The letter ''S'' is pronounced ʐ when it is followed by a vowel.
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The letter ''U'' is pronounced ʌ when it is followed by a vowel.
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The letter ''X'' is pronounced z when it is at the start of a word.
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==Grammar==
  
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A singular noun cannot end with an ''A'' or ''E'' or ''I''.
   
 
=== Articles ===
  
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===Nouns===
  
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Time - Daket; Times - Dak''æ''ta
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Person - Hostan; People - Host''æna''
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Year - Jaroh; Years - Jarowha
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Way - Palt; Ways - P''ælta''
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Day - Ano; Days - Anowa
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==== '''Pronouns''' ====
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I - Icha
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We - Nora
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You (singular) - Duca
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You (plural) - Itoda
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They (singular) - sia
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They (plural) - Ecas
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One - Jesehens
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It - Ces
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===Verbs===
  
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==Lexicon==
  
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=== Numbers ===
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'''Numerals'''
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# Eiste
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# Tovstja
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# Dres
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# Kasto
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# sonf
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# sukes
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# septem
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# oist
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# naugen
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# dzen
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0 - Nacsto
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Dzenoist - 18
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'''Tens'''
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10 - Dzen
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20 - Tjen
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30 - Dresehen
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40 - Kan
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50 - Kans
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60 - Suxen
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70 - Sent
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80 - Oin
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90 - Njen
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'''Higher numbers'''
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Tovstjstjes - 20
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Kantjes - 400
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Sentjestjes - 7,000
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Njentjestjestjes - 90,000
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Njentjestjestjes-sentjestjes-kantjes-Tjen-eiste - 97,421
   
 
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Dplsko (pronounced: Douptcho) is a conlang in progress

Dplsko
Type
Alignment
Head direction
Tonal No
Declensions Yes
Conjugations Yes
Genders Common genders
Nouns decline according to...
Case Number
Definiteness Gender
Verbs conjugate according to...
Voice Mood
Person Number
Tense Aspect
Meta-information
Progress Expression error: Unexpected < operator.%
Statistics
Nouns Expression error: Unexpected < operator.%
Verbs Expression error: Unexpected < operator.%
Adjectives 0%
Syntax 0%
Words of 1500
Creator Heard Island Mapping


Classification and Dialects

Phonology

Consonants

Bilabial Labio-dental Dental Alveolar Post-alveolar Retroflex Palatal Velar Uvular Pharyngeal Epiglottal Glottal
Nasal m ɲ
Plosive b k, g
Fricative β f, v ʐ ç ɣ h
Affricate
Approximant j
Trill
Flap or tap
Lateral fric.
Lateral app.
Lateral flap

Vowels

Front Near-front Central Near-back Back
High
Near-high
High-mid
Mid
Low-mid
Near-low
Low

Phonotactics


Stressing

Usually, the first syllable is stressed, unless there is a syllable marked with an Umlaut.

Writing System

Letter a æ b c d e f g h i j k
Sound a, ɐ æ b ʒ, tʃ d e, i, ə f, v g, dʒ h i, j, ɣ k, ç
Letter l m n o r s t u w x
Sound l m n, ŋ o, ɔ, ɒ ɾ s, ʐ t ʌ, u w ç, z
Letter
Sound


Pronounciation

Rules for letters with two pronunciations:

The letter A is pronounced ɐ when followed by a when followed by either an R or another vowel.

The letter C is pronounced ʒ when it is in the last or first syllable of a word.

The letter E is pronounced i when it is followed by a T or K.

The letter E is pronounced ə when it is followed by a G, C or another vowel.

The letter G is pronounced dʒ when it is in the last syllable of a word.

The letter H is silent when it is surrounded by consonants OR 2 of the same letter.

The letter J is pronounced ɣ in verbs.

The letter K is pronounced ç when it is followed by a vowel.

The letter N is pronounced ŋ when it is at the end of a word.

The letter O is pronounced ɒ when it is at the start of a word.

The letter O is pronounced ɔ when it is after an L.

The letter S is pronounced ʐ when it is followed by a vowel.

The letter U is pronounced ʌ when it is followed by a vowel.

The letter X is pronounced z when it is at the start of a word.


Letter combinations (Staf bindings)

Letters IPA Example

Grammar

Rules

A singular noun cannot end with an A or E or I.

Articles

Articles are placed before nouns. The indefinite article is used in singular and dual forms, but not for plural.

  • Dækt is the definite article for singular and dual nouns: Dækt Fancz (The Fish)
  • Dæn is the definite article for plural nouns: Dæn Hujns (The Dogs)
  • Ums is the indefinite article for all nouns: Ums Kato (A Cat)

Nouns

Time - Daket; Times - Dakæta

Person - Hostan; People - Hostæna

Year - Jaroh; Years - Jarowha

Way - Palt; Ways - Pælta

Day - Ano; Days - Anowa

Pronouns

I - Icha

We - Nora

You (singular) - Duca

You (plural) - Itoda

They (singular) - sia

They (plural) - Ecas

One - Jesehens

It - Ces

Verbs

Syntax

Lexicon

Numbers

Numerals

  1. Eiste
  2. Tovstja
  3. Dres
  4. Kasto
  5. sonf
  6. sukes
  7. septem
  8. oist
  9. naugen
  10. dzen

0 - Nacsto

Numbers are formed by adding the ones onto the end of the 10s, which go onto the end of the 100s, etc.

eg.

Dzenoist - 18

Tens

10 - Dzen

20 - Tjen

30 - Dresehen

40 - Kan

50 - Kans

60 - Suxen

70 - Sent

80 - Oin

90 - Njen

Higher numbers

Extra digits are written by adding tjes onto the end of a number. This means that there are multiple ways of writing tens

Eg.

Tovstjstjes - 20

Kantjes - 400

Sentjestjes - 7,000

Njentjestjestjes - 90,000

Njentjestjestjes-sentjestjes-kantjes-Tjen-eiste - 97,421

Example text

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