Shimajiman - Revision history

Jukethatbox at 00:03, 6 October 2024

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	\| \|\| ɾ<ref>Only in Northern Shimajima</ref> \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\| \|\| ɾ<ref name=northshima>Only in Northern Shimajima</ref> \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|
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Jukethatbox at 15:03, 20 March 2024

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	\| dia2 = Southern Shimajima		\| dia2 = Southern Shimajima
	\| stand1 = Standard Faneian		\| stand1 = Standard Faneian
	\| agency = Faneian Linguistic Academy		\| agency = Faneian Linguistic Academy(''exile'')<br><br>Shima-Jima Language Bureau(''official'')
	\| minority = Japan		\| minority = Japan
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	The Americans conceded, and in the Treaty of Taipei, Shimajima was given independence as the Federation of Shima-Jima. When the treaty was ratified by all parties on 28 March 1947, Shima-Jima officially gained independence, though American forces had pulled out six days earlier on 22 March.		The Americans conceded, and in the Treaty of Taipei, Shimajima was given independence as the Federation of Shima-Jima. When the treaty was ratified by all parties on 28 March 1947, Shima-Jima officially gained independence, though American forces had pulled out six days earlier on 22 March.
	===Independence===		===Independence(1947-1949)===
	Though most mainline parties were united on the subject of independence and opposing Japanese imperialism, they were divided on practically everything else.		Though most mainline parties were united on the subject of independence and opposing Japanese imperialism, they were divided on practically everything else.

	This led to political violence from all sides of the political spectrum, with the most violent period being August 1947, where 300 people died in a terrorist attack on the 13th alone. In that month, about 500 people died and another 150 were injured.		This led to political violence from all sides of the political spectrum, with the most violent period being August 1947, where 300 people died in a terrorist attack on the 13th alone. In that month, about 500 people died and another 150 were injured.

	Meanwhile, the new Japanese government had begun co-operating with the dormant Prosperity Party on a possible re-invasion of the archipelago.		One island in particular, the island of Ilu‘luki, a region with sizeable minorities of Northern and Southern speakers in addition to speakers of the local Polynesian language, [[Kilulu]]. There was a lot of tension between particularly Northern and Southern factions in the region, with both sides' nationalists attacking each other in bombings, street fighting, sabotage and vandalism. This region was so dangerous at the time that it became known as "the Kashmir of the Pacific Ocean."

			Meanwhile, the new Japanese government had begun co-operating with the dormant Prosperity Party on a possible re-invasion of the archipelago. Eventually, they planned Operation Gold General, a co-ordinated Prosperity Party terrorist attack on the Parliament as well as a naval invasion from the Japan Self-Defence Force.
			====Operation Gold General====
			On July 13th 1949, a bomb detonated in the Shimajima Parliament, killing 25 MPs. The Prosperity Party had conveniently withdrawn all MPs a day before the attack, so they were unharmed. Five hours later, a naval invasion was detected on the most northern island, Baki‘kago/Sakanajima, which was so northern that there was still a significant minority of Japanese speakers. Various naval invasions were later detected across several of the maj
	==Phonology==		==Phonology==
	===Orthography===		===Orthography===
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	===Prosody===		===Prosody===
	====Stress====		====Stress====
	~~====Intonation====~~		Shimajiman has no concrete stress pattern. This is mostly because Shimajiman in itself is an amalgamation of many Polynesian languages spoken in the archipelago that was then standardised. Many of these languages that were merged, such as Wen Ẅa or Kimyaki, had varying stress patterns, and though the pro-Japanese SJLB tried to prototonicise all Shima-Jima words, in actuality no native speaker follows the SJLB rules; not even the employees of the SJLB themselves.
	===Phonotactics===		===Phonotactics===
	~~===Morphophonology===~~		Shimajiman has a (C)V syllabic form.
	==Morphology==		==Morphology==
	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

Jukethatbox at 14:29, 20 March 2024

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	\| altname = Faneian		\| altname = Faneian
	\| nativename = レッオファッナ<br>le‘o fa‘na		\| nativename = レッオファッナ<br>le‘o fa‘na
	\| pronunciation =~~ˈle̝ʔo ɸaʔna̞~~]<br>[~~ˈɾe̝ʔɔ ɸaʔna̞~~		\| pronunciation =ˈleʔo ˌɸaʔna]<br>[ˈɾeʔɔ ˌɸaʔna
	\| creator = User:Jukethatbox		\| creator = User:Jukethatbox
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	}}		}}
	'''Shimajiman'''(''le‘o fa‘na'', <small>Shimajiman:</small> [[Help:IPA\|[~~ˈle̝ʔɔ ɸaʔna̞~~]]] or [[Help:IPA\|[~~ˈɾe̝ʔɔ ɸaʔna̞~~]]]), also called '''Faneian''', is a Polynesian language spoken in the Shimajima Archipelago of Japan.		'''Shimajiman'''(''le‘o fa‘na'', <small>Shimajiman:</small> [[Help:IPA\|[ˈleʔɔ ˌɸaʔna]]] or [[Help:IPA\|[ˈɾeʔɔ ˌɸaʔna]]]), also called '''Faneian''', is a Polynesian language spoken in the Shimajima Archipelago of Japan.

	It differs from other Polynesian languages by being heavily influenced by the [[w:Japonic languages\|Japonic]] languages, and in particular Japanese, though some words have been borrowed from [[w:Okinawan language\|Okinawan]].		It differs from other Polynesian languages by being heavily influenced by the [[w:Japonic languages\|Japonic]] languages, and in particular Japanese, though some words have been borrowed from [[w:Okinawan language\|Okinawan]].

Jukethatbox: /* Consonants */

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Consonants

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	\| w \|\| l<ref>Predominantly in Southern Shimajima</ref> \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\|		\| w \|\| l<ref>Predominantly in Southern Shimajima</ref> \|\| \|\| \|\| ɰ \|\|
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	===Vowels===		===Vowels===
	{\| class=wikitable style="text-align: center;"		{\| class=wikitable style="text-align: center;"

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Vowels

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Vowels

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Vowels

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Jukethatbox at 13:53, 19 March 2024

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Jukethatbox at 13:39, 19 March 2024

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	It was around this time that the Japanese explored the region, and they called the Soka I‘kani the ''shima-jima''(島々), meaning "various islands". Though the word initially referred to specifically the Soka I‘kani, the term eventually began to refer to the entire archipelago.		It was around this time that the Japanese explored the region, and they called the Soka I‘kani the ''shima-jima''(島々), meaning "various islands". Though the word initially referred to specifically the Soka I‘kani, the term eventually began to refer to the entire archipelago.

	===Japanese occupation===		===Japanese occupation===
	Some of the northern Shimajima kingdoms were Tokugawa vassals during the Edo period, and thus when the Meiji era began the vassals were integrated into the new Japanese state, though many kingdoms still stayed independent in the north and the south of the archipelago.		Some of the northern Shimajima kingdoms were Tokugawa vassals during the Edo period, and thus when the Meiji era began the vassals were integrated into the new Japanese state, though many kingdoms still stayed independent in the north and the south of the archipelago.
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	The Americans conceded, and in the Treaty of Taipei, Shimajima was given independence as the Federation of Shima-Jima. When the treaty was ratified by all parties on 28 March 1947, Shima-Jima officially gained independence, though American forces had pulled out six days earlier on 22 March.		The Americans conceded, and in the Treaty of Taipei, Shimajima was given independence as the Federation of Shima-Jima. When the treaty was ratified by all parties on 28 March 1947, Shima-Jima officially gained independence, though American forces had pulled out six days earlier on 22 March.

	===Independence===		===Independence===
	Though most mainline parties were united on the subject of independence and opposing Japanese imperialism, they were divided on practically everything else.		Though most mainline parties were united on the subject of independence and opposing Japanese imperialism, they were divided on practically everything else.
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	This led to political violence from all sides of the political spectrum, with the most violent period being August 1947, where 300 people died in a terrorist attack on the 13th alone. In that month, about 500 people died and another 150 were injured.		This led to political violence from all sides of the political spectrum, with the most violent period being August 1947, where 300 people died in a terrorist attack on the 13th alone. In that month, about 500 people died and another 150 were injured.

	Meanwhile, the new Japanese government had begun co-operating with the dormant Prosperity Party.		Meanwhile, the new Japanese government had begun co-operating with the dormant Prosperity Party on a possible re-invasion of the archipelago.

	==Phonology==		==Phonology==
	===Orthography===		===Orthography===

Jukethatbox: /* Independence */

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Independence

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	===Independence===		===Independence===
	Though most mainline parties were united on the subject of independence and opposing Japanese imperialism, they were divided on practically everything else.		Though most mainline parties were united on the subject of independence and opposing Japanese imperialism, they were divided on practically everything else.

			This led to political violence from all sides of the political spectrum, with the most violent period being August 1947, where 300 people died in a terrorist attack on the 13th alone. In that month, about 500 people died and another 150 were injured.

			Meanwhile, the new Japanese government had begun co-operating with the dormant Prosperity Party.

	==Phonology==		==Phonology==
	===Orthography===		===Orthography===