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...oken in Weishei. It is an analytic language with little conjugation and is tonal. [[Category:Pewul languages]][[Category:Languages in Ekusia]][[Category:Languages]] ...

...hwestern Márusúturon, with an attested mostly historical presence of Raina languages on the southern coast of Márusúturon as far east as present-day Karindelmā, ...busakitvi creoles were all born from the contact between speakers of those languages and the incoming Chlouvānem. ...

...[Tanisi languages#Tsan languages|Tsan languages]], [[Damian]], and Garathi languages. In November 2012 a proposal connecting [[Asaari]] to the [[Namic|Neumatic languages]] of Western [[w:Utah|Utah]] into the '''Tanisi''' family was published and ...

...t it will feed into some sort of project wherein it gives rise to daughter languages. ...ject to investigate and incorporate elements of languages that constructed languages often seem to avoid including processes of [[w:reduplication|reduplication] ...

...[[Middle Wiebian]], and a close relative of [[Sŧrah]] (''qʷˁʼe''). It is a tonal language inspired by German, Buyang and Chinese. [[Category:Wiebic languages]] ...

yiθ = there is, liθ = there is not (yiθ becomes 'have' in later languages: *nā yiθ phkar 'I have cows') ...ith two tones from the register split and lots of preinitials. Irta's only tonal Semlang. ...

...r groups in the region. Unlike the other Fônic languages, Nangtàs is not a tonal language. [[Category:Languages]] ...

...uages. There are a total of just under eight million speakers of Panlaffic languages. *English: ''The Panlaffic languages'' ...

[[Hlou-Shum languages/Lexicon]] ...d. The family is based on the idea of recasting IE languages as Hmong-like languages. ...

|Tonal = no ...ne as it shares the same linguistic relation to the vaguely Celtic Galavic languages with many loanwords and academic influences owed to the the vaguely Helleni ...

Páuluòbeng is the most tonal spoken Talmic language (even more tonal than [[Anbirese]]). ====Tonal ablaut patterns==== ...

'''Rõktiap''' is an isolate language. It is influenced by ??? languages like ???. ...nt Zinruol went extinct with people preferring no fewer than five dominant languages. However, in modern times Zinruol was successfully revived and has produced ...

...c''' (natively: ἡ ἑλεασικ ʰγλῶττ ''ha hlizì gglât'' /hə hlizì glɑ̂t/) is a tonal descendant of Ancient Greek spoken in Lõis's East India, inspired by Khmer, [[Category:Indo-European languages]][[Category:Hellenic languages]] ...

Awe is a tonal language and short vowels can bear either a low or a high tone. A low tone #Reduplication of the final syllable of the world with tonal modification ...

...es of Lyszenian due to its use of lexical tone—a feature rare among Slavic languages. It employs two main tones: mid-rising and mid-falling, which function phon ...d mid-falling—alter word meaning much like stress or pitch accent in other languages. ...

...ipt for your conlang. You probably want to do it because you've seen other languages have their writings or maybe you just want to be artistic, or maybe even yo ...you're not after a cipher but want a genuine writing system because other languages have it that does not match our writing? Then you have come to the right pl ...

...since lost its tones. Some dialects in the north and east may still remain tonal. Anchwa has a surprisingly high amount of loans from Chinese, Korean, Japan ...a Hungarian cry. The basic sentence structure is '''''SVO''''', like other languages in the surrounding area also are. Tenses are added through use of auxiliary ...

[[Category:Languages]] ...cal Nahuatl. It is spoken in the world of Avríd (also home to the Aeranid languages, such as Tevrés) by the Fassermen (native ''fásri’ī'') of the nation of Fas ...

...ot been present in spoken language for at least 300 years, e.g. the former tonal system and odd offglides. Other words have been shortened throughout the ye [[Category:Languages]][[Category:Indo-European languages]][[Category:Celtic languages]] ...

|fam1=[[Hlou-Shum languages|Hlou-Shum]] ...uages|Hlou-Shum language]], it's related to [[Hlou]]. It is a monosyllabic tonal language inspired by Hmong, Irish, Manx, and English. Like Irish, Ko has in ...