Difference between revisions of "Aiyoti"
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| − | Aiyoti (alt. Aioti) is the largest surviving East Serkr language, it is the national & most spoken language in Aiyota/Aiota. The language is agglutinative/fusional. | + | Aiyoti (alt. Aioti) is the largest surviving East Serkr language, it is the national & most spoken language in Aiyota/Aiota. The language is agglutinative/fusional. "Official Aiyoti" is highly standardized and often differs a lot from regional dialects. |
Romanized Alphabet: | Romanized Alphabet: | ||
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Note that in some dialects the 1-pl-excl has it's initial vowel dropped (so the endings are eg. -ccēo) however the default form is eccē/ecceí | Note that in some dialects the 1-pl-excl has it's initial vowel dropped (so the endings are eg. -ccēo) however the default form is eccē/ecceí | ||
| + | |||
| + | == Dialects == | ||
| + | Although Aiyoti is a highly standardized and nationalized language, dialects still remain very prevalent with some being just barely reminiscent of Standard Aiyoti (eg. Kyintan Yang Aiyoti) | ||
| + | Here is a comparison between Standard Aiyoti, Saghi Aiyoti and Kyintan Yang Aiyoti, mind that these are extremes. | ||
| + | {|border = "1" class="wikitable" | ||
| + | !- | ||
| + | !Standard | ||
| + | !Saghi | ||
| + | !KY | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |Eye | ||
| + | |Veréda | ||
| + | |Asúlli | ||
| + | |Vekkette | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |Beauty | ||
| + | |Luilin | ||
| + | |Aruźok | ||
| + | |Pattaré | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |"Your" | ||
| + | |-tel | ||
| + | |-tien | ||
| + | |-thali | ||
| + | } | ||
| + | (wip) | ||
| + | Thus to say "Your eyes are beautiful" it can be: | ||
| + | SA: Verédatel luilin'ò | ||
| + | S: Asúllitien aruźok'ò | ||
| + | KY: Vekkettethali pattaré'ò | ||
Revision as of 04:21, 27 May 2015
Aiyoti (alt. Aioti) is the largest surviving East Serkr language, it is the national & most spoken language in Aiyota/Aiota. The language is agglutinative/fusional. "Official Aiyoti" is highly standardized and often differs a lot from regional dialects.
Romanized Alphabet:
aáāâbcdðeéēêfghiíīîjklmnoóōôpqrsśtŧuúūûvwyzź āēīōū
Aioti Grammar
| - | Subject | Object | Indirect Object | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| sg | pl | sg | pl | sg | pl | |
| a | -a | -ā | -á | -aē | -ana | -anā |
| e | -e | -ē | -é | -eō | -ene | -enē |
| i | -i | -ī | -í | -iā | -ini | -inī |
| o | -o | -ō | -ó | -oū | -ono | -onō |
| u | -u | -ū | -ú | -uī | -unu | -unū |
Aioti Verb
Add to end of verb for "I did" "You will" "They are" etc.
| Person | Number | Past | Present | Future | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Masc. | Neut. | Fem. | Masc. | Neut. | Fut. | Masc. | Neut. | Fem. | ||
| 1 | sg | Cái | Céi | Cíi | Cao | Ceo | Cio | Cau | Ceu | Ciu |
| pl-incl. | Cāi | Cēi | Cīi | Cāo | Cēo | Cīo | Cāu | Cēu | Cīu | |
| pl-excl. | Accāi | Eccēi | Iccīo | Accāo | Eccēo | Iccīo | Accāu | Eccēu | Accāu | |
| 2 | sg | Tái | Téi | Tíi | Tao | Teo | Tio | Tau | Teu | Tiu |
| pl | Tāi | Tēī | Tīi | Tāo | Tēo | Tīo | Tāu | Tēu | Tīu | |
| 3 | sg | Vái | Véi | Víi | Vao | Veo | Vio | Vau | Veu | Viu |
| pl | Vāi | Vēi | Vīi | Vāo | Vēo | Vīo | Vāu | Vēu | Vīu | |
Note that in some dialects the 1-pl-excl has it's initial vowel dropped (so the endings are eg. -ccēo) however the default form is eccē/ecceí
Dialects
Although Aiyoti is a highly standardized and nationalized language, dialects still remain very prevalent with some being just barely reminiscent of Standard Aiyoti (eg. Kyintan Yang Aiyoti) Here is a comparison between Standard Aiyoti, Saghi Aiyoti and Kyintan Yang Aiyoti, mind that these are extremes.
} (wip) Thus to say "Your eyes are beautiful" it can be: SA: Verédatel luilin'ò S: Asúllitien aruźok'ò KY: Vekkettethali pattaré'ò| - | Standard | Saghi | KY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eye | Veréda | Asúlli | Vekkette |
| Beauty | Luilin | Aruźok | Pattaré |
| "Your" |
