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'''Rumonian''' (natively ''rumonih'' {{IPA|[ruˈmɔnix]}} or ''nimba rumoniha'' {{IPA|[ˈnimba ruˈmɔnixa]}}) is a [[w:Romance language|Romance]] language aesthetically inspired by selected sound changes in various other Romance languages, most notably [[w:Sicilian language|Sicilian]], [[w:Romansh language|Romansh]], [[w:French language|French]], and various dialects of [[w:Lombard language|Lombard]], especially [[w:lmo:Lombard alpin|Alpine ones(LMO)]]. It also includes some features taken by my now-abandoned former romlang projects, [[Wendlandish]] and [[Atlantic]], as well as some unique features, such as intervocalic voiceless stops leniting to voiceless fricatives instead of voiced stops.

'''Rumonian''' (natively ''rumonih'' {{IPA|[ruˈmɔnix]}} or ''nimba rumoniha'' {{IPA|[ˈnimba ruˈmɔnixa]}}) is a [[w:Romance language|Romance]] language aesthetically inspired by selected sound changes in various other Romance languages, most notably [[w:Sicilian language|Sicilian]], [[w:Romansh language|Romansh]], [[w:French language|French]], and various dialects of [[w:Lombard language|Lombard]], especially [[w:lmo:Lombard alpin|Alpine ones(LMO)]]. It also includes some features taken by my now-abandoned former romlang projects, [[Wendlandish]] and [[Atlantic]], as well as some unique features, such as intervocalic voiceless stops leniting to voiceless fricatives instead of voiced stops (like the [[w:Tuscan gorgia|Tuscan gorgia]], but here it's become phonemic).

It aims to be an extremely conservative Romance language in its morphology, with many irregularities directly deriving from Latin, and with little analogical levelling; for example, the different ways to build the perfect are maintained almost without change for nearly every inherited verb except for those in the productive first conjugation. The development of the various synthetic tenses is however almost identical to that of Portuguese, except for the innovative future and conditional which are respectively different and non-existant in Rumonian. It also maintains neuter nouns as distinct from the other two genders.

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-'''Rumonian''' (natively ''rumonih'' {{IPA|[ruˈmɔnix]}} or ''nimba rumoniha'' {{IPA|[ˈnimba ruˈmɔnixa]}}) is a [[w:Romance language|Romance]] language aesthetically inspired by selected sound changes in various other Romance languages, most notably [[w:Sicilian language|Sicilian]], [[w:Romansh language|Romansh]], [[w:French language|French]], and various dialects of [[w:Lombard language|Lombard]], especially [[w:lmo:Lombard alpin|Alpine ones<small><sup>(LMO)</sup></small>]]. It also includes some features taken by my now-abandoned former romlang projects, [[Wendlandish]] and [[Atlantic]], as well as some unique features, such as intervocalic voiceless stops leniting to voiceless fricatives instead of voiced stops.
+'''Rumonian''' (natively ''rumonih'' {{IPA|[ruˈmɔnix]}} or ''nimba rumoniha'' {{IPA|[ˈnimba ruˈmɔnixa]}}) is a [[w:Romance language|Romance]] language aesthetically inspired by selected sound changes in various other Romance languages, most notably [[w:Sicilian language|Sicilian]], [[w:Romansh language|Romansh]], [[w:French language|French]], and various dialects of [[w:Lombard language|Lombard]], especially [[w:lmo:Lombard alpin|Alpine ones<small><sup>(LMO)</sup></small>]]. It also includes some features taken by my now-abandoned former romlang projects, [[Wendlandish]] and [[Atlantic]], as well as some unique features, such as intervocalic voiceless stops leniting to voiceless fricatives instead of voiced stops (like the [[w:Tuscan gorgia|Tuscan gorgia]], but here it's become phonemic).
 It aims to be an extremely conservative Romance language in its morphology, with many irregularities directly deriving from Latin, and with little analogical levelling; for example, the different ways to build the perfect are maintained almost without change for nearly every inherited verb except for those in the productive first conjugation. The development of the various synthetic tenses is however almost identical to that of Portuguese, except for the innovative future and conditional which are respectively different and non-existant in Rumonian. It also maintains neuter nouns as distinct from the other two genders.