User:Häsk/Kristianisch

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Contents 1 Kristianian 1.1 Alphabet 1.2 Pronunciation 1.3 Grammatical cases 1.4 Grammatical number 1.5 Verbs 1.6 Pronouns 1.7 Examples 1.8 Months

[edit] Kristianian

Kristianian
Spoken in:	Kristiania
Region:	South Europe, Western Europe
Total speakers:	Native speakers: 115 million
Ranking:	7
Language family:	Indo-European  Germanic   West Germanic    Constructed language     Kristianian
Writing system:	Latin alphabet (special letters)
Official status
Official language of:	Kristiania, European Union.
Regulated by:	no official regulation
Language codes
ISO 639-1:	ks
ISO 639-2:	kri (B)	kri (T)
ISO 639-3:	kri
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Kristianian is a member of the western group of the Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family. This language doesn't really exist. It was invented by user Häsk.

Most of the words vokabular are imaginary, modified and derived from the German language.

The grammar is similar to Uralic languages. Some characteristic traits are the many cases (17 cases) e.g. and the words are formed by joining morphemes together.

• See also: Agglutinative language, Finnish language and Hungarian language.

But the pronunciation in turn, bear resemblance to the Arabic language.

[edit] Alphabet

The Kristianian alphabet consists of 31 letters. 26 letters of them are from the modern Latin alphabet and in addition it features 5 special letters too:

Character	Example
	ch
	Hsk
	ken
	Fr
	ba
	Dr
ﮎ	ﮎw
	S
ﻼ	ﻼaman
	Fiba

[edit] Pronunciation

Character	Phonogram	Description	Example
a	æ	Near-open front unrounded vowel, like Engl. a in bad	Alawi, Lehatba
	ɛ	Open-mid front unrounded vowel, like Engl. e in bed	Wfor, Danan
d	ð	Voiced dental fricative, like Engl. th in this	Dra
e	ɛ	Open-mid front unrounded vowel, like Germ. e in nett	Ne
e	i	Close front unrounded vowel, like Germ. ie in Biene	De [ði]
	œ, ø	Umlaut, like Germ. ö in öffnen, Löwe	Fr
	ʏ, y	Umlaut, like Germ. ü in Nüsse, Güte	Dr
	ʒ	Voiced postalveolar fricative, like Germ. G in Genie	w
	k+x	Voiceless velar fricative similar to ق in Arabic.	Fiba
w	w	Voiced labial-velar approximant, like Engl. W in What	Wllad

[edit] Grammatical cases

Nominative case	Lehatban	the teacher
Genitive case	Lehatbanes	of the teacher
Dative case	Lehatbanam	the teacher
Accusative case	Lehatbanan	the teacher
Abessive case	Lehatbanek	without the teacher
Ablative case (1)	Lehatbadin	referring the teacher
Ablative case (2)	Lehatbaw g	from the teacher away
Adessive case	Lehatbamam	at the teacher
Allative case or Direktive case	Lehatbahin	to the teacher
Elative case	Hnas	out(side) from the house
Illative case	Hins	into the house
Inessive case	Him	in the house
Instrumental case or Instructive case	Lehatbamd	with the teacher
Locative case	Ham	at the house
Partitive case	Lehatbaran	some/about teachers
Prolative case	Lehatbafor	for the teacher
Vocative case	Lehatbani!	Oh teacher!

• See also: List of grammatical cases

In a vocative case, the sentence is identical with the singular-form and plural-form:

Kristianian	German	English
Hundni enni nn ﮎtknen!	Hund, suche einen Stecken! (sing.) Hunde, sucht einen Stecken! (plur.)	Dog find a stick (sing.) Dogs find a stick (plur.)

[edit] Grammatical number

Singular
indefinite article	definite article
A wood Nn Wlad	The wood Wladan

Plural
indefinite article	definite article
Five houses Fennev Hna	The houses Hnanan

[edit] Verbs

Kristianian is a inflected language. Inflection or inflexion refers to a modification or marking of a word (or more precisely lexeme) so that it reflects grammatical (i.e. relational) information, such as grammatical gender, tense, or person. The concept of a "word" independent of the different inflections is called a lexeme, and the form of a word that is considered to not have any inflections is called a lemma.

to find

Present tense	Preterite	Perfect tense	Pluperfect tense	Future tense
I find	I fund	I hb funder	I ht funder	I wll finder
D finde	D funde	D h funder	D hd funder	D wllad finder
H/H/ findt	H/H/ fundt	H/H/ hﻼ funder	H/H/ hdt funder	H/H/ wlldt finder
W finden	W funden	W hdban funder	W hdan funder	W wllan finder
Jer findet	Jer fundet	Jer hdbat funder	Jer hdat funder	Jer wllat finder
De finden	De funden	De hdban funder	De hdan funder	De wllan finder

[edit] Pronouns

• Personal pronoun

Kristianian	English
I	I
D	You
H	He
Hll	She
t	It
W	We
Jer	You
De	They

• Possessive pronoun

Kristianian	English
Manan (M'n)	My
Danan (D'n)	Your
Hanan (H'n)	His
Hllanan (Hll'n)	Her
Onan (O'n)	Our
Hassanan (Has'n)	Yours
Dennan (Den'n)	Their

• Reflexive pronoun

Kristianian	English
M	Myself
D	Yourself
S	Oneself
On	Us
Hassan	You

[edit] Examples

Kristianian	English
Lehatban findt.	The teacher finds.
n Lehatba findt.	A teacher finds.
Lehatbada find i nn Chutba.	Near the teacher I'll find a hat.
Him finde d fennev Chutbana.	In the house you'll find five hats.
Lehatbani, findenni m'n Buk!	Teacher, find my book!

[edit] Months

English	German	Kristianian (latinized)	Kristianian (original)
January	Januar/Jänner	Jonvar	Imunan
February	Februar	Fewuvar	Djaumunan
March	März	Mars	Lnansmunan
April	April	navril	Onansmunan
May	Mai	M	Krlighadsmunan
June	Juni	ﮎuni	Barakmunan
July	Juli	ﮎuli	Hajatmunan
August	August	Ost	namunan
September	September	Sevember	Hvenmunan
October	Oktober	Ovtokber	Awnmunan
November	November	November	Nevlingmunan
December	Dezember	Devember	Julmunan