JŒvare Translator

It’s pronounced “zhav-air-ee” not “joe-vare”

Grammar/Pronunciation/Rules

• A and E are long vowels, i,o, and u are short, Œ is pronounced ah, Æ is pronounced eh. Å(ah-oh) and Ä(ah-eh) are special vowels.

• Adding “ar”(pronounced air) on the end of emotions adds intensity while adding “el”(pronounced eel) on the end makes them less intense)

object -m (m)

Plural -n (en/n)

Feminine - œ (ah)

Masculine -o (oh)

Neutral -e(ee)

Animal -æ (eh)

•Names

-All names are gender-neutral until an ending is added( -e ending)

-Females add -Œ(ah) at the end of their name.

-Males add -o(oh) to tge end of their name.

-Wild animals with names have Æ added to their name but pets can have gendered names.

-Å(ah-oh) is a royal name ending.

-Ä(ah-eh) is a traditional ending for native JŒvare speakers.

-Å and Ä are never added to pet names.

-Å and Ä are feminine/neutral and replace feminine and neutral endings.