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Taqu'alish is easy for Native English Speakers to learn, it has some of the same words as Japanese, and is heavily inspired by it. It has the same text structure of the English language, and Taqu'alish is most heavily derived from English, Japanese, & Cullpian (The Devolved version of Taqu'alish)
Some info: The Origin of Taqu'alish goes back to 4/2/2018(m/d/y), when I made the first version called "Cullpio" a reworded English, it was very simple, and only had around 200 words, Around a month later, I renamed Cullpio to Cullpian, and I made a more English/Japanese Branch of the language called " Taqanish", I pretty much abandoned Cullpian as a whole on 1/12/19(m,d,y), and renamed Taqanish to Taqu'alish, A Japanese/English language I smashed together, its text structure is SVO (English is SVO and Japanese is SOV)
Feel free to contact me at: Madoukaso#9184 (on Discord)
Sounds:
⩅” makes the “you” sound -- so it sound like the english word “you”, if you don’t have it, “u” will work too
“Eye/⨘” makes the “ai” sound -- makes the same sound in English
“Ky” makes the ‘k-eye’ sound
“Ei” makes the ‘ay-ee’ sound -- a word that does not follow this rule is ‘bei’ which sounds like ‘bee-ay’.
“⩀” makes the ‘ow’ sound -- if you cannot get the symbol, it can be replaced with an “A”.
“-e” makes the ‘ay’ sound -- like an E at the end of a word will most likely make the ‘ay’ sound. (some words do not follow this rule, if so, there will be a Pronunciation box on how to say it)
“ui” makes the ‘oo’ sound -- so ‘rui’ would be ‘roo’.
“x” makes the ‘za’ sound.
“q” makes the ‘kuh’ sound.
“ż” makes the ‘way’ sound -- so the letter makes a sound that sounds like ;way;
“⊟/sai” makes the ‘ss-eye’ sound. -- ‘⊟ and ‘sai mean the same thing, like talkio’⊟ and talkio’sai.
“⩞/tsu” make the ‘su’ sound -- ⩞ means tsu, they’re the same, so [⩞ ba’] and [tsu ba’] are both correct.
“⁊/ee” makes the ‘ee’ sound (duh) -- I put this here to say envee can be spelled like ‘envee’ and ‘env⁊’ so any word with ‘ee’ can have ‘⁊’ in it (if you don’t have ‘⁊’, ‘ee’ will work too.
"⨰" makes the "yusz" sound
"⫚" makes the "aso" sound
"ÿ" make the "eye" sound, like the english word 'eye'
"µ" makes the "mew" sound, like the name of the pokemon
"ψ" makes the "psi" sound, but it sounds more like "see"
"※" makes the "sha" sound, it sound like 'Shock', but without the 'ck'
"⊸" make the "bah-ii" sound, it sounds like 'bye' in english, but if it's in front of an 'e' it and the 'e' become silent.
"⋂" makes the 'da' sound
"⩃" makes the 'eh' sound
"⩄" makes the 'voo' sound
"⫰" make the 'ah-moh' sound (like the english word ammo)
"Ց" makes a sound that sounds like "say-moe" but can be spelled as semou
Keywords:
Ulish Taqa Taqu Taqanish Taqu'alish Cullpian Cullpio | Tudesh Puxem
Taqu'alish Alphabet: ⫚ ằ ã a ⫰ ⊸ b c d ⁊ e f g h i j k l µ m n ⩀ ⋂ ⩃ ⩄ ō o ψ p q r ⊟ Ց ※ s ⩞ t ü[ū] ⩅ u ͽ w ⨰ x ÿ y ż z
Tasnalic/Hasnalic Alphabet: ⫚ ₽ ꞟ Aa ꭔꭖ ⫰⊸ Bb ꭍʝ Cc ꭌꭋ ꭠ ⁊ Dd ꭥꭠ Ee Ꞛꞛ Ff Ꞝꞝ Gg ց Hh Ɜɜ Ii ꬽꬾ Jj ꬺꬻ Kk ‡† Ll ꭊꭈ Mm ꭑꭐ Nn ꟽꟺ Oo ⩀ ⩃ ꭃ ψ Pp Ꞇꞇ Qq Ꞓꞓ Rr ꭣꭘ ⊟ Ցꬶ Ss Ꞑꞑ ⩞ Tt ꬰꭤ ꞗ ū ⩅ Uu ꞵꞵ Ͽͽ Ww ꭏꭎ ʇ Xx ꭆꭅ ɬ Yy ꞷꞷ ꭡ Zz ꭕꭚ
If there is a word you want in here, put it in the suggestions as
"[aw]: (word here)"
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