18 pages · 166 words
Adjective + Noun (e.g., Grand Vohk = Great People)
9 words
SVO (Subject + Verb + Object)
6 words
Prepositions (e.g., En Maison = In the house)
8 words
None (Unified language across all contexts)
6 words
Attached to the front of a word for state/national concepts (e.g., 〜-Maison = State House / Government Hall).
18 words
Placed directly before verbs to signal tense without changing verb endings (e.g., μ-Voir = Saw).
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I to end any noun.
5 words
Hybrid Parisian French (nasal vowels, soft endings) + Downeast Maine (broad vowels, non-rhotic/dropped trailing 'r's).
15 words
Put Question Word at start of SVO sentence.
8 words
Pas before the verb (and after μ if a tense marker is used).
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Omitted in present tense.
4 words
Cis (This/That), Cises (These/Those).
4 words
Mix of Parisian French and Downeast Maine Dialect.
8 words
[Noun] + De + [Owner].
5 words
. is replaced with |, major section breaks use ||.
10 words
Follows English convention.
3 words
1. Find French Root, 2. Apply Downeast Sound, 3. Finding Spelling within the script.
14 words
No word for them, symbols used, when spoken are pronounced directly as their digit sounds.
15 words