KiAfurikan (Umoja)

Niganese KiYībóngo 伊本語
Type	Congo-Japonic creole
Alignment	Nominative–Accusative(Left-to-Right)
Head direction	Final V-O-S(Verb-Object-Subject)
Tonal	Yes
Declensions	Yes
Conjugations	Yes
Genders	3
Nouns decline according to...
Case	Number
Definiteness	Gender
Verbs conjugate according to...
Voice	Mood
Person	Number
Tense	Aspect
Meta-information
Progress	93%
Statistics Nouns 100% Verbs 100% Adjectives 100% Syntax 72% Words 9999 of 9999
Creator	Shelby Davis

Niganese Writing Systems 1.Igbogana(Igbo Hiragana(Seperated):Are replacements when the Kombīgana are not in use and it is also used to make Nsanʤi itself.(some of the Igbogana's where originated from the Japanese Hiragana). 2.Igbogana(Kombīgana):Combined shortcuts of Igboganas that are used for everyday word/word grup,greetings,sentences,grammar,situations(from basic to complex). 3.Gusakana(Igbo Katakana(Seperated):Are replacements when the Kombīgana are not in use and it is also used to make Nsanʤi itself(some of the Gusakana's where originated from the Japanese Katakana). 4.Gusakana(Kombīgana):Combined shortcuts of Gusakanas that used for everyday word/word group,[greetings,sentences,grammar,situations(from basic to complex). 5.Fwiugana:It's like Furigana when it has Hiragana on top of the Kanji but it has three terms-Igbogana(Seperated)1st on top,Igbogana(Kombīgana(Middle),Nsandi(Bottom) 6.Nsandi:Origianl(Borrowed from/mixed with Nsibidi(Igbo) and Hanzi(Chinese),Nsandī(from Igbogana/Gusakana),Nsandi(Traditional)/Sipandi(Simplifed). 7.Wanoji(In words, but not in English). 8.Tengana:Alphabets in Dhaku, and Tenten forms only(Chinese words Igbogana), and Japanese words(Gusakana). 9.Wīgana:Using any alphabet and "y" with a tenten by it(Used for Igbo/Nsibidi words (Igbogana), and Swahili(Gusakana). 10.Gessana(Writing the Igbogana and Gusakana by putting a vowel without putting an dhaku or tenten to the letter(Basic Writing of Nsandi). 11.Kombīgana:A type of writing when mixing 2 letters from a consonant and a vowel to make a full letter. Only Igbogana consonants can go with Igbogana vowels, and only Gusakana consonants can go with Gusakana vowels. If you mix a Igbogana letter with a Gusakana letter you'll get confused. 12.Smaller consonant letters makes the double letter and only comes before a consonant letter with these symbol "/º or before a kombīgana. 13.Transletteral:A writing system when you take a letter or a word that sound the same or that has a similar pronouciation and changing it into another word Ex1: B →P, Ex2:Neko →Micwo, Ex3: Zhìxiàng志向→ Shexyàmk志向, Ex4: Jericho(Biblical)→Jerikho, Ex5:Banāì→Pánàí(accental), Ex6:garu→ragu→waku→kawu(swaps). Unicodes 1.Dhaku(º)Which adds a "y"+vowel to any alphabet. 2.Tenten(")Which adds any vowel to consonants and consonant+vowel to vowels. 3.Iteration(ゝ,ゞ/ヽ,ヾ) borrowed from Japanese. 4. Punctuations:「」()  。.    !！  ?？  、,

Igbogana

Gusakana

Underflex Accent(sound like a=ai(ī)   e=ay or ey(ā)   i=oe(ō)   o=oo(ū )   u=ey/ie(ē)

Write your American/English in Niganese

Kombīgana for Igbogana (1)

Kombīgana for Igbogana (2)

Kombīgana for Gusakana (1)

Kombīgana for Gusakana (2)

Japanese and Niganese language comparison

Tengana

Important Words
The	Ma
Be	Zhi
Of	Kwe
To	Shi
And	Ma
A/An	yī/yīkwè
That	Ma
Have	Yǒu
I	Rokozhé
Or	Pụ
For	Yú
Not	Khị
With	Dóng
He	Dā
She	Dwā
It	Ya

1. Gusakana are used for writing names of a noun,jobs/occupations, and an onomatopoeia(In Japanese-Swahili words) just like katakana

2. Igbogana are used for writing verbs,adjectives,possessive/reflexive nouns,suffixes/affixes/prefixes,numbers,and months(In Chinese-Igbo words) just like hiragana.

3.The Niganese letters can come in 2 forms. The 1st form with a letter by itself and the 2nd form has a silent "h" by and kh can make a "k/c" or "ch" sound

4.It also has 139,555+ Nsandis (漢字), from combining Kanji and Nsibidi characters together. Nsandi means "Kanji and Nsibidi ". Ex: 冂b + 生a =闰ba..

5.Also the Niganese langauge has 9 different accents. It has a regular,macron,acute,grave,caron,underflex,dot/undetdot and diaeresis accent.

6. This symbol " to the right on the consonants add an vowel and on the vowel:consonant + vowel. This symbol º on the right makes the consonants and vowels add and "y" + vowel.
And the smaller consonant letters makes the double letter and only comes before a letter with this symbol "

Sample Text:

English:

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. 

Niganese(Wanoji):