Huoman [HUA]
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Huoman
Huomaa [ɥʊɔɯɑ:]
HuomanHuomaa [ɥʊɔɯɑ:]
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Language type
International Auxiliary Language (IAL)
Species
Human/humanoid
About Huoman
Language influences:
• Finnish
• Indo-European languages (mainly Greek, Latin, English and Slavic languages)
• Thai (will explain why)
Why these influences?
• Finnish - because of the logical word construction, the noun cases that substitute prepositions while there are also some separate prepositions, so that one could break up the long word.
• Indo-European languages - it's obvious I am choosing this for vocabulary. They are all commonly known, even in Asia, so it won't be that hard to learn most of the words.
• Thai - it has an interesting way of forming plural of nouns. In fact, there is no plural, so if you are to say "5 apples" in Thai you will say "apple of 5", or if you want to not use a numerical plural it will be "many apple". Why add anything, when it's already known it's a plural, right?
The Aim of this Language:
This language thrives to provide people with one of the easiest vocabularies, while having a lot of logic and ease of use, lack of hard grammatical rules and reading rules such as double consonant ortographs. The language has a tiny alphabet, it uses Latin letters and is accessible to everyone.
The language's aim is to have no or next to no exceptions. This is an agglutinative language. All the good things in one language. :)
• Finnish
• Indo-European languages (mainly Greek, Latin, English and Slavic languages)
• Thai (will explain why)
Why these influences?
• Finnish - because of the logical word construction, the noun cases that substitute prepositions while there are also some separate prepositions, so that one could break up the long word.
• Indo-European languages - it's obvious I am choosing this for vocabulary. They are all commonly known, even in Asia, so it won't be that hard to learn most of the words.
• Thai - it has an interesting way of forming plural of nouns. In fact, there is no plural, so if you are to say "5 apples" in Thai you will say "apple of 5", or if you want to not use a numerical plural it will be "many apple". Why add anything, when it's already known it's a plural, right?
The Aim of this Language:
This language thrives to provide people with one of the easiest vocabularies, while having a lot of logic and ease of use, lack of hard grammatical rules and reading rules such as double consonant ortographs. The language has a tiny alphabet, it uses Latin letters and is accessible to everyone.
The language's aim is to have no or next to no exceptions. This is an agglutinative language. All the good things in one language. :)
Sample of HuomanCan't find any yet.
Phonology
| Consonants | Bilabial | Labio- dental | Alveolar | Palatal | Velar | Glottal | ||||||
| Nasal | m | n | ||||||||||
| Plosive | p | b | t | d | k | g | ||||||
| Fricative | f | v | s | z | h | |||||||
| Lateral approximant | l | |||||||||||
| Approximant | j | |||||||||||
| Trill | r | |||||||||||
| Vowels | Front | Central | Near- back | Back | ||||
| Close | i | y | ||||||
| Near-close | ʊ | |||||||
| Close-mid | e | |||||||
| Mid | ə | |||||||
| Open-mid | ɔ | |||||||
| Near-open | æ | |||||||
| Open | a | |||||||
Syllable StructureLook up syllables in Finnish and you will see.
Stress informationMostly on the first syllable.
Orthography
Below is the orthography for Huoman. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
 HuomanOrthography [edit] | |||||||||
| Aa aa /a/ | Ää ää /æ/ | Bb bi /b/ | Cc se //1 | Dd di /d/ | Ee ee /e/ | Ff fi /f/ | Gg gi /g/ | Hh ahi /h/ | Ii ii /i/ |
| Jj jetti /j/ | Kk kää /k/ | Ll elli /l/ | Mm emmi /m/ | Nn enni /n/ | Oo oo /ɔ/ | Pp pi /p/ | Qq kju //2 | Rr eri /r/ | Ss si /s/ |
| Tt ti /t/ | Üü üü /y/ | Uu uu /ʊ/ | Vv vi /v/ | Ww hakkoisen-vi //3 | Xx iksiä //4 | Yy yy /ə/ | Zz zetti /z/ | ||
| ✖ Unknown alphabetical order [change] | |||||||||
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