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Franj Phonology and Script

2007-08-19T21:19:46Z

Alash: New page: The standard Roman orthography for the Franj language is as follows: {| ! Character || IPA || Notes & Exceptions |- | Aa || a || - |- | Àà || æ || - |- | Bb || b || - |- | Cc || ts || ...

The standard Roman orthography for the Franj language is as follows:

{|
! Character || IPA || Notes & Exceptions
|-
| Aa || a || -
|-
| Àà || æ || -
|-
| Bb || b || -
|-
| Cc || ts || -
|-
| Dd || d || -
|-
| Ee || ɛ, e || pronounced ə in word-final position
|-
| Ff || f || -
|-
| Gg || g || ''gh'' is pronounced ɣ
|-
| Hh || h || silent except between two vowels, or following ''g'' or ''x''
|-
| Ii || i, ɪ || pronounced j in diphthongs eg ''ai''. ''ei'', ''oi''
|-
| Jj || ʒ || ʤ when at the beginning of a word
|-
| Kk || k || -
|-
| Ll || l || ''ll'' is pronounced ʎ, or j when between two vowels
|-
| Mm || m || -
|-
| Nn || n || ''gn'' and its word-final form ''ng'' are pronounced ɲ
|-
| Oo || o, ɔ || -
|-
| Pp || p || -
|-
| Qq || q || -
|-
| Rr || r || -
|-
| Ss || s || pronounced z when following a voiced consonant (eg in a plural)
|-
| Tt || t || pronounced t◌̪ in word-final position
|-
| Uu || u, ʊ || -
|-
| Ùù || y, ʏ || -
|-
| Vv || v || -
|-
| Ww || gw || pronounced w in some dialects
|-
| Xx || ʃ || ''xh'' is pronounced x
|-
| Yy || j || -
|-
| Zz || z || -
|-
|}

Franj Language

2007-08-19T20:27:38Z

Alash: New page: *Franj Phonology & Script *Harmony *Franj Morphology *Nouns *Verbs

*[[Franj Phonology & Script]]
*[[Harmony]]
*[[Franj Morphology]]
*[[Nouns]]
*[[Verbs]]

Franj Overview

2007-08-19T13:28:25Z

Alash: New page: This page is a work-in-progress. Franj is a mostly Romance conlang with heavy Turkic influences spoken on an alternate Earth, known, at least in my head, as ''Li Alam''. The speakers of ...

This page is a work-in-progress.

Franj is a mostly Romance conlang with heavy Turkic influences spoken on an alternate Earth, known, at least in my head, as ''Li Alam''.

The speakers of Franj are the descendants of Old French-speaking crusaders and a (here-) fictitious tribe of Nestorian Christian Turkic peoples who moved westward out of Central Asia into the Levant. In the alternate timeline of which the Franj language and people are a part, the various crusader states managed to survive, and eventually coalesced into a single kingdom, called in Franj ''La Regne de las Kroixandes'', or in English, ''the Kingdom of the Crusands''.

*[[Franj Language]]
*[[Li Alam Historical Overview]]

User:Alash

2007-08-19T13:09:42Z

Alash: New page: Franj Overview

[[Franj Overview]]