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'''Icelandic Romance''' is the main language spoken in Jarthe's Iceland. It is a result of L2 acquisition of a Gallo-Romance language by Old Norse speakers.
The main Jewish languages of Tdūrzů Europe are Izeweg and Judeo-Riphean.
* ''stad'' /stɛð{{lowered}}/ (past participle of ''ese'' /eʃə/) <- estat
* ''la vide'' /lɛ ˈvi.ðð{{lowered}}{{syll}}/ 'life'


== Phonology ==
== Phonology ==

Latest revision as of 19:28, 27 April 2026

The main Jewish languages of Tdūrzů Europe are Izeweg and Judeo-Riphean.

Phonology

Articulatory basis

  • strong stress accent
  • lenition outside of stressed syllables
  • tendency towards palatalization
  • simplification of diphthongs
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