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Oceanese
ลูแ ๆลัะทๆ๋ลั àl-bárībá
Type
Alignment Nominative-Accusative
Head direction
Tonal Yes
Declensions No
Conjugations Yes
Genders 3
Nouns decline according to...
Case Number
Definiteness Gender
Verbs conjugate according to...
Voice Mood
Person Number
Tense Aspect
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Creator Redwars22


Oceanean has been created by Redwars22 and Aatharva

Classification and Dialects[]

Phonology[]

Consonants[]

Bilabial Dental Labio-dental Alveolar Post-alveolar Palatal Velar Glottal
Nasal m n ŋ
Plosive p ph b t th d k kh g ʔ
Fricative θ v ʃ ʒ h
Affricate d͡z t͡ʃ d͡ʒ
Approximant ɹ j
Trill r
Lateral app. l

Vowels[]

Front Near-front Central Back
Close i u
Close-mid e o
Open-mid ɛ œ ɔ
Near-open æ
Open a

Tones[]

In Oceanese, the number of tones may vary by dialect, but the Standard Oceanese has 4 tones:

Oceanesetones2
Unchecked Syllables Checked Syllables(-p, -t, -k)
Tone number 1 2 3 4
Tone name High Level Rising Level Entering
Pitch contour High Rising Mid Low
Tone marks
Examples si si sik
Meaning school history formal sentence particle city

Tone 1(ฟฃ๋ก pēn): Is a High and short tone.

Tone 2(ไลั shá): Is a rising tone. It starts mid and rises. It's short too!

Tone 3(แล la): Is a Mid tone and is long. It only appears in grammatical words, like particles, measure words etc...

Tone 4(ขะฝข' kruk): Is a Low and very short tone. It only appears in syllables that end in -p, -t or -k.

Writing System[]

Oceanean language uses 3 writting systems:

  • Thai alphabet: Used to write majority of words
  • Devanagari Alphabet: Used to write word flexions and verb endings.
  • Osyacine: Used for grammatical purposes like particles, question markers, classifiers, etc...
Thai script Devanagari script Banyin romanization IPA pronunciation
a a
e æ, e, ɛ
i i
o œ, o, ɔ
u u
b b
p p
ph ph
k k
f θ
g g
kh kh
h h
j ʒ
l l
m m
n n
r r
s s
t t
th th
v v
sh ʃ
y j
dj d͡ʒ
dz d͡z
nothing
d d

Digraphs[]

Thai script Devanagari script Banyin Romanization IPA
ปไ ch t͡ʃ
กส ng ŋ
ะะ rr ɹ

Grammar[]

Declension[]

Case Preposition/Function
Grammatical Cases
Nominative Subject of a sentence
Accusative Direct object
Genitive of(possession)
Partitive Object of theverb that shows an uncompleted action
Locative(Internal)
Inessive in
Elative from(inside)
Illative into
Locative(External)
Adessive at, on
Ablative from(outside)
Allative to(outside)
Marginal
Essive as
Translative into (change, transformation, notmovement)
Instructive using, with the use of
Abessive without
Comitative with

Yes and No and the Negation[]

ล๋ะทู ārì means yes and ๆฝูะทู bùrì means not and is also used to negate verbs and to form yes/no questions.

Verbs[]

Prepositions[]

Thai script Devanagari script Romanization English
อรู j` of
ฉล๋, ล๋ป vā, āt on, in, at
by
หรูก d`n from
ถลู, แลั sà, lá for, to
ไทั shí with

Using ล๋ะทู and วดู[]

Both and means yes, but they are used in different situations:

  • ล๋ะทู ārì is used to answer "yes" to a question, or just saying yes.
  • วดู is used as an suffix.

Syntax[]

Lexicon[]

Example text[]

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