Rhaetic language (Parallelity of Parallelities)

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Rhaetic
Gqetaĝ Şkude
Pronunciation	retɑɣ θkʊde
Native speakers	76 million
Language family	Paleo-European Tyrsenian Rhaeto-Tyrsenian Rhaetic
Official status
Official language in	Rhaetia Switzerland Kabiňda Ÿamaÿka
Language codes
ISO 639-3	–

Rhaetic, also known as Retagh, is a Tyrsenian language spoken in Central Europe. It is the most spoken Paleo-European language in the world

Phonology

Constants

Manner/Place→	Bilabial	Labiodental	Dental	Alveolar	Palato-alveolar	Palatal	Velar	Uvular	Glottal
Nasal	m	ɱ		n			ŋ
Stop	b p			d t			g k	q ɢ
Affricate				ʦ ʣ	ʧ ʤ
Fricative		f v	θ ð	s z	ʃ ʒ		x ɣ	χ ʁ	h
Approximant						j
Tap				ɾ
Trill				r
Lateral affricate				tɬ dɮ
Lateral fricative				ɮ ɬ
Lateral approximant				l
Click	ʘ

Vowels

	Front	Central	Back
High	i
Near-high	ɪ		ʊ
High-mid	e	ɵ
Low-mid			ɔ
Low			ɑ

Stress

Word		Syllables
Cma	(astonished)	/ˈtsmɑ/
Maÿmuÿ	(monkey)	/mɑjˈmuj/
Eçek	(donkey)	/eˈʃek/
Çom	(cat)	/ˈʃɔm/
Bog	(stork)	/ˈbɔɡ/
Selek	(shark)	/seˈɮek/
Ÿeňtegqnet	(Internet)	/jeŋterˈnet/

Grammar

Sentence and clause structure

Word Order — SOV
Ravaş łoÿtenajaĉ tgqagqegqen	The wolf chases the sheep	wolf + for sheep + chases
Dełfiň fgqoňkuu ċam̃degqen	The dolphin dances in the pool	dolphin + in pool + dances
Tellem şeÿyłłui u łoÿtennui craÿegqeÿ fe?	What do your cows and sheep eat?	Your + cattle + and + sheep + eat + what?
Tel ċoċogajaĉ gusses omot?	Did you kill a wild boar?	You + for wild boar + kill + did you?
Da kłasuu fagqegqekot	He was not welcome in class	He + in class + was not welcome
Ċiċi tgqic dos çomitog gacagqegqem	The little girl was playing with her kitten	Little + girl + with kitten + was playing
Us ro do?	Where am I?	I + am + where?
Das e çom trge piċuu tagqcegqeÿ	The dog and the cat are sleeping near the furnace	dog + and + cat + near + in furnace + sleep
Fgqon! Selekui tgqe juswegqeÿ!	Warning! Sharks swim nearby!	warning! sharks + near + swim!
Saga, tellem gqomujaĉ jaĉal!	Saga, do your chores!	Saga (female name) + your + for chores + do!
Tel ċoċogajaĉ iċogqes, e	You walk the wild boar, and that is crazy	You + for wild boar + walk
Ċoċoginui qumsanuÿeni ygqcannuid do	Wild boars are ancestors of pigs	Wild boars + of pigs + ancestors + are
Ÿeňtegqnet magikom lanntajaĉ do, da tgomen magikajaĉ jaĉegqen	Internet is a magic place, it really does magic	Internet + magic + place + is, it + really + magic + does

Declension

Case

Case	Example	Affix
Example Noun: Uupq (rabbit)
Nominative	Uupq	—
Acussative	Uupqajaĉ	-(a)jaĉ
Genitive	Uupqeni	-(e)ni
Dative	Uupqom	-(od)om
Ablative	Uupqid	-id
Locative	Uupquu	-(n)uu
Vocative	Uupqoc	-(n)oc
Instrumental	Uupqog	-(n)og
Plural (number)	Uupqui	-(n)ui

Irregular Plurals

Irregular Plurals (Fudgqot Grasĝui)
Singular	Plural
Cegqve (tortoise)	Cegqvui (tortoises)
Çom (cat)	Çemmui (cats)
Ĉi (rat)	Ĉannui (rats)
Das (dog)	Dasĝui (dogs)
Ňygik (beetle)	Ňygikwi (beetles)
Xa (carpet)	Xai (carpets)

Verb conjugation

Person	Singular			Plural			Imperative	Reflexive	Causative	Negative
	Past	Present	Future	Past	Present	Future
Example Verb: Iċogq (to walk)
1st	iċogqok	iċogqoq	iċogqom	iċogqoщ	iċogqon	iċogqom̃	iċogqal	iċogqem	ta-iċogq	iċogqom
2nd	iċogqek	iċogqes	iċogqem	iċogqeщ	iċogqeş	iċogqem̃
3rd	iċogqegqek	iċogqegqen	iċogqegqem	iċogqegqeщ	iċogqegqeÿ	iċogqegqem̃

Orthography

Letter	IPA (usual)
A	ɑ
B	b
C	ts
Ċ	tʃ
Ç	ʃ
Ĉ	ʒ
D	d
E	e
Ê	ʔ
F	f
G	ɡ
Gq	r
Ĝ	ɣ
H	h
Ĥ	χ
I	i
J	x
K	k
L	ɮ
Ł	l
M	m
M̃	ɱ
N	n
Ň	ŋ
O	ɔ
P	p
Q	q
Q̃	ɢ
R	ɾ
Ř	ʁ
S	s
Ş	θ
T	t
U	ʊ
V	v
W	w
X	dz
X̃	dʒ
Y	y
Ÿ	j
Z	z
Ž	ð
Ż	ɬ
Щ	ʘ