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=== Talman Japanese and Korean ===
=== Talman Japanese and Korean ===
largely spoken in Ainbíor, both written in the Trician Irish alphabet:
largely spoken in Ainbíor, with the same Roman orthography as in Irta


Korean: ''hanncúcmar'', Japanese: ''nihomgo''
Talman Korean has no dueum beopchik
 
a ya eo yeo (a)e y(a)e o yo u yu eu i eui wa weo wae/oe/we wi: the reformed equivalents to "a ea á eá aé ié o eo u iú ui i aoi bha bhá bhae bhí",
 
k kk kh n t tt th l m p pp ph s ss ng c cc ch h: c g cc n (-nn before g or c) t d tt r m p b pp s ss ng ț z țț h
 
(change the vowel orthography) ''Motuin inncanuin ttéánar daeputtá țaiúroumeá cui țonámcva cvánriaé issá tongtuinghata. Inncanuin țțánpuțácuiro risángcva reangsimuir pueápatassuimeá sáro heángțééié țángsinuiro héngtonghaeáea hanta.''


Lots of calques and loans from Irish (in addition to English) in formal language; code switching with Irish and English is common
Lots of calques and loans from Irish (in addition to English) in formal language; code switching with Irish and English is common