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Avanero - This is a descendant of Cuban Spanish inspired by Irish that is spoken in the western fringes of the Kingdom of Cuva. Jhe Isabhel! /ʒe isavʲel/ hey Isabel Sai? Coin? /si koɲ/ yeah shit Ay! Lengú! /ai ʎeŋguː/ whoa language Mes maldhuchadh aor. /ɲes malvuxav auɾ/ 1SG-be.IND.PRES.SG rude now

I learned the Spanish word cafetal, which means “coffee plantation”. I found out what it meant because my great-grandmother was talking about the coffee plantation that her mother owned in Cuba.

What orthography could I use for this vowel system? I was thinking of using tildes to indicate nasalization, but I am not sure how I could write /ɨ/ and /ɨ̃/. I was thinking of using <v> and <ṽ> respectively, but I don't think any language uses those letters for those sounds. /i ɨ u e o a/ /ĩ ɨ̃ ũ ...

What orthography could I use for this vowel system? I was thinking of using tildes to indicate nasalization, but I am not sure how I could write /ɨ/ and /ɨ̃/. I was thinking of using <v> and <ṽ> respectively, but I don't think any language uses those letters for those sounds.

/i ɨ u e o a/
/ĩ ɨ̃ ũ ã/

/p b t d (tɕ) k g q ɢ/ <p b t d (ç) k g q ġ> /f v s~θ z~ð ʃ ʒ (ɕ x) h/ <f v s z ş j (ś x) h> /m n ŋ/ <m n ng> /r l j w/ <r l y w> -RTR: /æ ɘ ʉ i̯ɘ y̯ʉ/ <ä e u i iu> +RTR: /ɑ ə ʊ u̯ʊ/ <a ı o uo> /bɑrləq ɑdɑmdɑr tʊməsənɑn ɑzɑt ʒæni̯ɘ qɑdɘr-qɑsəji̯ɘtɘ mi̯ɘn kʊqəqtɑrə ti̯ɘŋ bu̯ʊləp dʉnəji̯ɘgi̯ɘ ki̯ɘli̯ɘ...

Biskainish tụgeḥẹb /tɨgeɦɛb/ - (v.) to give From American English to give Example: Argebn fọḥdabraḥẹr tri fọḥfisas frȧplata yaz gef. /ar.ˈgeɪ.bn̩ ˈfɔɦ.da.ˈbra.ɦɛr tri fɔɦ.ˈfi.sas frə.ˈpla.ta jaz ˈgef/ [aɾ.ˈgeɪ.m̩ ˈfɔː.də.ˈbɾa.ɦɨɾ tɾi fɔː.ˈfi.səs fɾə.ˈpla.tə jəz ˈgef] 1S.PST.PRF-give-PRF OBL-DEF-bri...

245. A
246. A

I've decided to make a list of every Brettaniot dialect in the USC. Below I have written the name of the dialect, next to how they were referred to when we voted on them. Northern USC Dialects Northern Brettaniot - Northern North (OTL Michigan and Winsconsin plus the OTL Northeast minus Pennsylvania...

The results are in! -- 242) We are nearing the end of the historical scenario questions. It is 1905 CE, and the Great War has started due to tensions between the Mamluk Caliphate and Austria-Hungary, due to the assassination of the Mamluk Caliph's heir by a Balkan extremist backed by Austria-Hungary...

There was a tie on 2/3 questions, so I'm extending the deadline to vote by another week.

The results are in! -- 237) It is 1875 CE. The Russians fear that Sweden will gain control over Alaska as their North American colonies expand. Russia has put up Alaska for sale as a result. Should we buy Alaska? b) No. 238) How many dialects will there be in the Caribbean? c) There will be 3 dialec...

I have extended the deadline to vote by another week. You have 6 days left as of today (October 6, 2019).

237. B
238. C
239. C
240. B
241. C

The results are in! -- 234) It is 1870 CE. Northern Mexican rebels want to secede from the Mexican Empire and have a democratic government. What should the USC do? c) We should stay out of it. 235) We have finished voting on the standard Columbian dialect of Brettaniot. What should the dialectical d...

The results are in! -- 228) How should /ɲ/ be realized in General Columbian Brettaniot? a) /ɲ/ > [ɲ] 229) How should /ʎ/ be realized in General Columbian Brettaniot? a) /ʎ/ > [ʎ] -- 230) How should the sequences [iɹ uɹ ɨɹ ɛɹ ɔɹ ɐɹ] be realized? c) [iɹ uɹ ɨɹ ɛɹ ɔɹ ɐɹ] > [ɛɚ ɔɚ ɨɚ ɛɚ ɔɚ ɚ] 231) How sh...

228. A
229. C
230. C
231. C
232. D ([ɛjɹ ɔjɹ ajɹ ɛwɹ ɔwɹ awɹ] > [eːɚ ojɚ aːɚ ewɚ oːɚ aːɚ])
233. A

this_is_an_account wrote: ↑15 Sep 2019 05:56 230: C
231: A
232: A
233: A

The answers for questions 228 & 229 not matching up seems really weird to me. I'd rather we did a revote of them.

Alright, we'll do a revote.

EDIT: The questions have been edited appropriately.

The results are in! -- 222) Quebec ended up becoming a republic and remained relatively peaceful and neutral until the present day. For the first time in the history of this thread, we will be switching to a different point of view. We will now be voting from the perspective of the United States of ...

shimobaatar wrote: ↑10 Sep 2019 02:41

gokupwned5 wrote: ↑09 Sep 2019 21:15

shimobaatar wrote: ↑08 Sep 2019 17:20 222: a

Am I overlooking something, or is this really the only question this round?

My mistake! I forgot to put in new questions. I'll add them now.

EDIT: The new questions (227-229) have been added.

Ah, thank you! I've edited my post.

No problem!

222.b If we have come to the end, then maybe we can try to make a few more dialects, e.g. Vembelgar, Yorkish or Ordovician / Welsh accent. Fun Fact: The adjective version of Buraw "York" is Burageis , from Old Brettaniot Burageis , from Vulgar Latin * Eboracensis . The adjective forms for the other...