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2022-10-11T09:29:48Z

Cualand Windermere

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	the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong"); in casual speech it may be shortened to ''lang'', ''la'' or even ''plang'', which is the subject of a common folk etymology		the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong"); in casual speech it may be shortened to ''lang'', ''la'' or even ''plang'', which is the subject of a common folk etymology

	*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa (c.f. ~~Tok Pisin~~ ''Nem blong mi Lămanoa'')		*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa (c.f. Bislama ''Nem blong mi Lămanoa'')
	**Might also be ''Fi chum runse Lămanoa''		**Might also be ''Fi chum runse Lămanoa''
	*tar bălang trun - library (though tar trun is also used)		*tar bălang trun - library (though tar trun is also used)

2022-10-11T09:29:03Z

Cualand Windermere

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	the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong"); in casual speech it may be shortened to ''lang'', ''la'' or even ''plang'', which is the subject of a common folk etymology		the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong"); in casual speech it may be shortened to ''lang'', ''la'' or even ''plang'', which is the subject of a common folk etymology

	*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa		*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa (c.f. Tok Pisin ''Nem blong mi Lămanoa'')
	**Might also be ''Fi chum runse Lămanoa''		**Might also be ''Fi chum runse Lămanoa''
	*tar bălang trun - library (though tar trun is also used)		*tar bălang trun - library (though tar trun is also used)

2022-10-11T09:28:22Z

Cualand Windermere

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	Partially creolized; broader Cualand dialects use ''runse, rumfi'' for 1st and 2nd person pronouns		Partially creolized; broader Cualand dialects use ''runse, rumfi'' for 1st and 2nd person pronouns

	the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong"); in casual speech it may be shortened to ''lang'' or even ''plang'', which is the subject of a common folk etymology		the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong"); in casual speech it may be shortened to ''lang'', ''la'' or even ''plang'', which is the subject of a common folk etymology

	*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa		*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa

2022-10-11T09:27:47Z

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	Partially creolized; broader Cualand dialects use ''runse, rumfi'' for 1st and 2nd person pronouns		Partially creolized; broader Cualand dialects use ''runse, rumfi'' for 1st and 2nd person pronouns

	the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong")		the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong"); in casual speech it may be shortened to ''lang'' or even ''plang'', which is the subject of a common folk etymology

	*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa		*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa

2022-10-11T09:26:59Z

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	*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa		*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa
	**Might also be ''Fi chum runse Lămanoa''		**Might also be ''Fi chum runse Lămanoa''
			*tar bălang trun - library (though tar trun is also used)

	== Anbirese Windermere ==		== Anbirese Windermere ==

2022-10-11T09:25:57Z

Cualand Windermere

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	==Cualand Windermere==		==Cualand Windermere==

	~~Creolized~~; broader Cualand dialects use ''runse, rumfi'' for 1st and 2nd person pronouns ~~and ''făłam'' for the polite 2nd person pronoun~~		Partially creolized; broader Cualand dialects use ''runse, rumfi'' for 1st and 2nd person pronouns

	the ~~genitive case~~ is ''bălang'' (from English "belong")		the construct state suffix is optional ''bălang'' (from English "belong")

			*Fi chum bălang runse Lămanoa - My name is Lămanoa
			**Might also be ''Fi chum runse Lămanoa''

	== Anbirese Windermere ==		== Anbirese Windermere ==

2022-10-11T09:23:20Z

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	{{Windermere sidebar}}		{{Windermere sidebar}}

			==Cualand Windermere==

			Creolized; broader Cualand dialects use ''runse, rumfi'' for 1st and 2nd person pronouns and ''făłam'' for the polite 2nd person pronoun

			the genitive case is ''bălang'' (from English "belong")

	== Anbirese Windermere ==		== Anbirese Windermere ==

2022-08-03T14:07:31Z

Cieng Windermere

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	'''a e i o u ü aa ee ii oo uu yy ă''' -> MidWdm ɑ ɛ ɪ ɔ ʊ ʏ æ e i o u y ə -> a e ie o ů u e ė i o ů u ă		'''a e i o u ü aa ee ii oo uu yy ă''' -> MidWdm ɑ ɛ ɪ ɔ ʊ ʏ æ e i o u y ə -> a e ie o ů u e ė i o ů u ă

	~~== Cieng Windermere ==~~
	~~A Marotlian reading tradition developed in the Cieng region of Bjeheond, inspired by Vietnamese~~

	~~Retroflex ''r, tr, dr, sr''~~

	~~''ä a o oa e ea'' = like Viet â a o ô e ê~~

	~~''ong, oang, uang, ung'' /awŋm əwŋm uəŋ ɨwŋm~ʉŋm/~~

	~~''eng, eang, ieng, ing'' /aɲ əɲ iəŋ ɨɲ/~~

	== Palkhan Windermere ==		== Palkhan Windermere ==
	[[Category:Windermere]]		[[Category:Windermere]]

2022-01-24T14:37:00Z

IlL moved page Windermere/Accents to Naeng/Accents without leaving a redirect: The language should be called Naeng

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2022-01-09T08:51:15Z

Cieng Windermere